Water Trouble
It rained and rained. Just as I was about to leave for the pumpkin patch, it starts really raining. There were downpours off and on all day.
On top of this, the well pump wasn't working right. Ended up having the well company come out and work on it. They ended up replacing the pipes. Which meant cutting a hole in the roof of the pump house. We're going to have to do something with that soon. Anyway, doing that stuff in the rain isn't fun.
They claim that the weather will be good tomorrow. If so, then Pumpkin Patch.
Time for bed. *hugs*
The day of reckoning supervened the night of debauchery.
Word of the Day for Tuesday October 2, 2007
supervene \soo-pur-VEEN\, intransitive verb:
1. To take place or occur as something additional, extraneous, or unexpected (sometimes followed by 'on' or 'upon').
2. To follow immediately after; to ensue.
Supervene comes from Latin supervenire, from super-, "over, above" + venire, "to come."
On top of this, the well pump wasn't working right. Ended up having the well company come out and work on it. They ended up replacing the pipes. Which meant cutting a hole in the roof of the pump house. We're going to have to do something with that soon. Anyway, doing that stuff in the rain isn't fun.
They claim that the weather will be good tomorrow. If so, then Pumpkin Patch.
Time for bed. *hugs*
The day of reckoning supervened the night of debauchery.
Word of the Day for Tuesday October 2, 2007
supervene \soo-pur-VEEN\, intransitive verb:
1. To take place or occur as something additional, extraneous, or unexpected (sometimes followed by 'on' or 'upon').
2. To follow immediately after; to ensue.
Supervene comes from Latin supervenire, from super-, "over, above" + venire, "to come."