Boat Comes Back

Stacey, Linda and I loaded up the Christmas Stockings we had made and took them to the civic center in town. Edith and some of the Homemaker Club members were also there making stockings. We went in and gave the 32 stockings we made to Edith and spoke to the rest of the ladies. Edith insisted that we all stand together for a picture and hold some of the stockings we made. She usually takes the pictures to the Cumberland County News and it will end up in the paper. After all that, we went home and had lunch. About 3 PM, the phone rang, Linda answered and it was Joe Davidson, saying the boat was finished. She said thanks and I went to get it. He had changed the spark plugs, the oil, oil filter, gas filter, lubed the lower unit and put in antifreeze. After paying $134.14 for the service, I hooked the boat up and headed home. His work has always been well done, and cheaper than any other marina I have ever used. After towing home, Linda and Stacey happened to be in the Mule and helped me back the boat into the shed. Linda then went to a Homemaker meeting for a different club to show them how to make a Santa Clause face using an old bleach bottle.