Lili stole Chelsea’s thunder
today. It is Chelsea’s Birthday, but
Lili is now the talk of the town because she left a note at the restaurant we
celebrated at, the Anvil. In this note
she broke the news to the waitress that the cheese they served her was, in
fact, American and not Cheddar. Lili did
add that the service was very nice, so it wasn’t just criticism, and signed her
name to be polite. Later when we were
heading home from the Sand Bar where we toasted Chelsea on her name day, a car
stopped ahead of us and shouted something that took us a couple of moments to
comprehend. They said, “The Brick
House’s Cheddar is real cheese.” The
Brick House is the other restaurant in town we considered going to and,
according to a sign, was the first brick house erected west of the
Mississippi. So yeah, within the course
of a couple hours most of the town heard about Lili’s note and can pick us out
in a crowd. Hopefully this doesn’t prove
poorly for us on future St. Genevieve excursions!
In terms of service, we just took
a course in safety involving UTV’s and off road vehicles. It was an online course so nothing spiffy,
but I think it makes the MDC folks a little more comfortable after a couple of
rough weeks. Good news is that we have a
new UTV (new as in I haven’t used this one yet)…bad news is the one we were
using last week needs to be checked out because the front right tire suspension
was acting funny. So, we’re still at 1
vehicle, but hopefully another one will be ready for action again soon. Regardless, it is back to highway work tomorrow!
Good night all and a big Happy
Birthday to you Chelsea Catalano!
A throw wayyy back to when we did Quest.
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