Friday, June 15, 2012

Hello, New Hampshire

One of the delicious things about going into New Hampshire is crossing the Oyster River. There are two bridges.  I had just been in town a couple of hours when I stopped to visit a close friend.  About one mile from my daughter's home, I heard a enormously loud sound coming from the right rear section of my car.

There was no where to pull off so I stopped on the bridge.  Emergency lights flashing, of course.  The tires, all of them, seemed fine.  I drove a bit further.  Then I noticed it.  A very flat tire.  AAA came in twenty minutes and replaced the punctured tire with the donut.  Punctured into the tire was what appeared to be the grab bar from a large truck, possibly an 18 wheeler.  Punctured and twisted.  The mechanic struggled to remove it.  The tire is wasted.

Tomorrow, I will get another tire at the dealership.  Then I am off to a block party in Maine.

I am happy to be here, appreciative assistance came promptly.  I am also grateful to the young hottie - oh was he hot, who stopped to see if I needed help.  I am happy to be with my family.  Hapy indeed!

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