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The Cruze Is Done!

Tuesday, September 24

Happy birthday to our second-born daughter, Autumn!  She turns 19 today.  I will miss celebrating with her but I hope she has a great day.  Addie and Kylee had a little party for her Sunday afternoon and here are a few photos from that. :)




I had an appointment for Jackson at 10am today at the vet.  His one ear has been bothering him so I wanted to take him in to get some drops to clear up the infection.

I got a few things at Wal-Mart to make stuffed pumpkins this week!

I dropped off Jackson at home and then left again to get my hair cut at Great Clips.


My sourdough starter.


Always holding those cats.



I then got a text that the Cruze was done.  We had it towed to a body repair shop to have it fixed after my husband had an accident.  It looks great and you can't tell it had been in an accident.  When I hit our neighborhood, the light came on that the AC kicked off because it was overheated.  The first thing I checked was the coolant and it was very low.  Not sure why.  I put coolant in and took it on a test drive.  It seemed to be fine then but I am going to keep my eye on it when I drive it this next week.



I also stopped by the library to pick up my hold, Auto Zone for my gas cap, and Aldi for pumpkin donuts but they didn't have any.  Sad face.

I wasn't feeling great.  My shoulders and neck were so tight and it gave me a migraine.  I made chicken stir fry for dinner.

The girls left for their soccer practice at 7pm.  I cleaned up the kitchen as much as I could and lay down with some migraine meds.  While waiting for it to kick in, Autumn FaceTimed us which was nice.  We spent a long time talking with her and catching up - Eric and I together.  The girls came home and joined in the call as well.  It was a nice ending to the day and I was able to sleep well - thank you, Jesus!

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