After ten years in corporate America, it is only natural for this Mom of four to think in business terms. It is often necessary to table individual goals for the greater good. Spreadsheets are used for grocery lists, nap schedules, recipes, and of course to track all finances. All details aside, it is important to see the big picture and think outside the box in order to get results and improve over Last Year. But never forget that at the end of the day it is the bottom line that ultimately counts. This blog will hopefully give you the net-net of what is going on in our little venture.

Tuesday, August 18, 2009

Running On Empty

Road Trippers beware. There is a little something called a gas gauge on your dash that needs to be checked, especially before you enter the desert with nowhere to fill your tank. Jessica was astounded when the car started sputtering and slowing down dramatically, luckily I told her to pull to the right side of the road or we may have been run over by "Mack." This is why you drive with your husband, so you nag him about things like the gas gauge. Two women driving means way too much fun chatting and not paying attention :)
What an ordeal, had our angel Paul, not been sent to us we would have been stuck in the desert after sunset with 3 kids from 7:22 pm until 11:08 pm. That is when the roadside assistance and police finally reached there after I called at 7:30 pm. Very grateful for the help that was sent to us and for everyone being safe and sound.


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