...on a new adventure.
the next chapter.
we are leaving henry and batman at home,
so now it's just us two girls on the open road.
sunday's destination: knox college
this picture is for you, GramElaine!
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Have a good trip! Good luck to Gretta on her new adventure!
ReplyDeleteLooks familiar.... My girls are almost 32 and 30 years old now and they were both at University at the same time. To see a well packed car certainly brings back memories. Enjoy the trip and good luck to Gretta and tell her to enjoy some of the best years of her life. May she make many new friends for the future. Sue xx
ReplyDeleteThanks Sue and Nan! We made good progress today, despite road construction and some rain. Listened to some good tunes and Gretta snoozed a bit too. (There was quite the gathering of young folks on the screened in porch last night...)
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