It may have been mentioned that the waterbed wherein I sleep recently sprang a small leak.
It was just a little bitty one, but leaks in such items of furniture are bad things, very bad things.
We planned and plotted how to drain it and replace it with an air bed, but the job was put off and delayed and procrastinated about until Alan came home. He is home now.
We hadn't seen him in close to a month. The boss and Becky brought home the parts that were needed and today we did the job.
Or rather Alan did the job. When you have a guy that does things with hydraulics and hoses and gravity and all as part of his job, you might as well take advantage.
I was worried about getting it done in a single day...thinking maybe I'd have to sleep in my chair for a couple of nights...and dreading the whole affair.
Instead he took me over to the fair for breakfast...can't recommend the Pancake House highly enough....and then we came home and got it done in a couple of hours. Now I have a nice, dry air bed.
Good deal huh? I think I'll keep him.
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If you don't keep him, I'm sure you will find takers.
YAY! He's home...I know that joy!
Linda
What is an air bed ?
Somebody must have brought that boy up right!
Jan, You could be right. His company certainly seems to like him. lol
Linda, happiness is!
Ellie, in this case just a cheap air mattress from Walmart stuck in my water bed frame. We use them all the time when we have extra people to sleep, like at camp. just pump 'em up and instant bed. It was REALLY comfy!
Jacqueline, well, we hope so, but he has learned a lot out on the road as well. A combination of farmer ingenuity and construction know-how. Sure is great to have a nice bed again.
Ok I know what you mean, yes our family have some and they go where ever the company needs them. Comfortable and handy.
Ellie, so far I love it!
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