K.I.S.S.

Well, yesterday I prepared to go visit the doctor but before trying to drive Hunter I looked closer at the back tire and there was no way I could drive it.  The tire looked as if it had knife cuts, shredded, and almost about to blow.  Jeesh.  I cancelled the doctor's appointment and called-in to work.  I made arrangements for my daughter to drive me into town today.  I hand this over to my Higher Power.

The insurance adjuster did not call me.  After I saw Hunter's tire, I called her and she put me on hold.  Finally, she talked to me and requested an affidavit over the telephone.  I did so.  She said she hadn't talked to the other driver yet and during this time, it was his word against mine.  I emailed her the 2 pictures I managed to take at the scene.  Someone is supposed to call me today to schedule a time to assess Hunter on Monday.  I hand this over to my Higher Power.

I called my boss to inform him.  I stayed home and rested.  I hand this all over to my Higher Power.

The day Dr. Bob died he told Bill W., "Don't louse it up, Bill.  Keep it simple".

As I work my program Dr. Bob's words apply to me, too.  Keep It Simple, Sweetheart.