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We were going for a dinner party quite far away. Suddenly our Nissan's warning light came on. The water engineer drove back to the house and drove our other car. The Mitsibitsu won't start. Both cars had broken down.
Luckily he knew what to do. He got out the cords to jump start the Mitsibitsu and we arrived quite late. We told them, "Our cars had broken down."
I get irritated when something like that happens but glad you were able to get going with a jump start. Thanks for visiting mine and to answer your question, I haven't done anything about the broken branches yet because it snowed Friday night and this morning. I may end up adding them to my compost pile.
ReplyDeleteNot one but BOTH cars broken down at the same time!! What a double whammy!!
ReplyDeleteWow, what are the chances? Glad all worked out in the end.
ReplyDeleteGreat take on it! Thanks for dropping by.
ReplyDeleteIrene
irenelaw.net
I dread things like this too! Both cars at the same time - wow!...what timing :) . Gong Xi Fa Cai, Ann! Sorry that I was not regular in visiting nor even posting on my side - incredibly hectic as I'm hooked on sewing :) . Happy days!
ReplyDeleteWOw that's bad luck for both cars to break down! Have a great weekend
ReplyDeleteNow that was unlucky but at least you got the one fixed.
ReplyDeleteGood one! It's is awful to have cars break while far away. :(
ReplyDeleteI'm late in visiting Photo Hunters blogs! Have a great week.
Mrs. Mecomber
http://newyorktraveler.net
Oh that looks familiar. I had to do that to my car recently. :v)
ReplyDeleteHey, I'm amazed you had the presence of mind to take photos while you're worrying about getting where you want to go. Great take on the theme this week.
ReplyDeleteScott
How frustrating! Glad you solved the problem...even though you arrived late.
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