The kids and I are still in Albuquerque. We've been in New Mexico since last Wednesday night. It's kind of a long story (aren't they all?). Our MDX was having a little trouble. It would shake as it shifted from 1st to 2nd gear...we took it to the Honda dealership in Amarillo, they said it was probably the transmission and told us that only an Acura dealership could fix it. The nearest dealership was in
Albuquerque so we decided to take it there. They told us that if we had it in by Thursday morning it could be ready by Monday morning. We were headed to Family Camp at Bluehaven in Las Vegas, NM so we decided to drive it to Alb. They were going to give us a rental and we could spend the night at Brad's parents. We took it on Thursday, they called us Thursday afternoon and said it was fixed. They said it was crack on the engine block. Okay, whatever. We picked it up and driving back out to Brad's parents that night after the steer show (another post, another time), it did the shake thing again. So we took it back in on Friday morning and they said that, in fact, it was the transmission. No big deal except that it meant they couldn't get the part until Monday and it won't be fixed until this afternoon. I drove back to Albuquerque on Sunday while Brad went back to Amarillo with our Children's Minister from church. Hopefully, I'll be back in Amarillo tonight. We'll see. It's been fun for Eli and Phoebe to get to spend a little time with their grandparents. That's why the lapse in blogging.
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Bless your heart - I really can relate! Well, not the exact story, but I have had those days. Chin up - you will have a boring day soon and wonder what you can do to keep it interesting:) Have a safe trip back!
It was definately an eventful weekend.I hope everything is going great now and you are back in Amarillo. :)
Reminds me of the way a tired Larry Watson led a hymn one time back in Houston ". . . Life is filled with slip transmissions . . ..", rather than "swift transition". After he had corrected himself, we decided the new lyrics fit our modern situation better -- and sang it the new way!
We keep you all are in our prayers every night. Mark & Julie
Sorry you are stranded in Alb. Wish it was me as I have 3 kids &
spouses there with 10 grandkids and
13 great grandkid, so I'd just have
a blast especially since I haven't
got to go to see them since 2001!!
Be safe and blessed, prayers are
with you dear.
Dortha T Eula TX near Abilene
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