Day 25

Oh boy another travel day for Billy. I left my house around 10:00 and had to put air in the tire of my mustang. I think is sat for so long without being driven that it was low on air. So I arrived at the airport at 10:35 and I pulled a Kevin Brassard (who was born with a horseshoe up his @$$) and willed a parking spot right near the elevator. Low and behold, as I pulled in the parking garage, someone right next to the airport was leaving. Then I waddle down the elevator thinking I could do this on my own and some nice people saw me struggling and got a skycap for me with a wheel chair. As we are pulling up to the gate he asked what time my flight left, I said 11:30 but there was no sign for an 11:30 flight only an 11:15. Well I guess I borrowed Kevin's horseshoe cause it was 11:15 and the flight was delayed. Thank you Kevin and thank you God!!!! I was able to get some food before boarding and the flight was great.

When I got off of the plane, the nice man took me to the rental car bus stop and got me and my luggage on the bus. I have never rented from Enterprise before and when the bus pulled up, a man in a suit came on the bus, greeted me, took my luggage, helped me off the bus and opened the door for me where I was greeted by another man in a suit with a cold bottle of water for me and an escort to the counter where I was greeted by a smiling face Amy. They rolled out the red carpet for me. They escorted me and my luggage to a car and let me pick a car and I was off on my way. I am a customer for life.

I stopped at the gym, then my mothers to find pictures of me as a child for my 50th birthday show and then to my sister Mary's house for dinner. Another gourmet dinner by Mary. Pistachio crusted Haddock with an asparagus and prosciutto salad with wheat something and home made Cole slaw. UNBELIEVABLE. She needs to have her own show on the Food Network.

After dinner a long ride to Plymouth and into my room. So a quick story on my blog and off to bed. I put the toilet seat down so no falling in the toilet tonight. I am good to go. Fun to be home and see family. Quote for the day:

Life's a voyage that's homeward bound.
Herman Melville