...you've worn your singing clothes almost as many times as your pajamas.
...you left home wearing t-shirts and come home in a sweater.
...you check if the water heater is on before getting in the shower.
...you only lay in two feet of your double-sized bed.
...you wake up and look out your bedroom window, wondering which state you're in now.
...you listen for the generator before turning on the stove.
...you have absolutely no idea how much gasoline costs.
...you try to flush the toilet with your foot.
...you have to constantly remind Dad that "yous" is not a word from the Midwest.
...you watch for Amish buggies when driving in Lincoln.
...instead of putting your car into park, you reach for an air brake.
And...in the last 6 weeks you've sang to more people than the population of your hometown----times 34.
...you left home wearing t-shirts and come home in a sweater.
...you check if the water heater is on before getting in the shower.
...you only lay in two feet of your double-sized bed.
...you wake up and look out your bedroom window, wondering which state you're in now.
...you listen for the generator before turning on the stove.
...you have absolutely no idea how much gasoline costs.
...you try to flush the toilet with your foot.
...you have to constantly remind Dad that "yous" is not a word from the Midwest.
...you watch for Amish buggies when driving in Lincoln.
...instead of putting your car into park, you reach for an air brake.
And...in the last 6 weeks you've sang to more people than the population of your hometown----times 34.
3 comments:
Welcome Home!!
The Fickens near Seward
Glad to hear you made it home safely. Hope you have an awesome fall.
Hugs
Amy
Wow, 6 weeks is a long time!! Glad you made it back safely!!! There is no place like home, is there?
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