
Now, I lived in Detroit
for 11 years. I do know how to drive in the snow, but then, I had a 4x4 truck
and now, not so much. My little front-wheel drive Corolla has already skidded
twice and it just freaks me out a little bit.

And I’m pretty glad it turned out that way, because I found
out later that someone caromed into a house in my trailerhood.

Well, apparently on Saturday, a truck – not a semi or
anything, just a regular work truck – somehow lost control on that main big
road, took out a streetlight, headed straight over the plowed-under wheat field
and into a house.
Here are the photos from the daily:
http://www.minotdailynews.com/page/content.detail/id/571481/Pickup-truck-smashes-into-residence.html
http://www.minotdailynews.com/page/content.detail/id/571482/Pickup-truck-smashes-into-residence.html

Sorry I missed that. I guess the fire fighters came out, but
I certainly heard none of it. And I am really, really glad I was not on the roads.
I really didn't do much over the weekend except take another FEMA class online and then write a news release, in which I am attempting to somehow parlay my fund-raiser into a little more.
Not that I'm unhappy with it -- it's surpassed my wildest dreams. I just came out of such odd circumstances I'd like to pitch the story elsewhere and see if I can get some more media attention on disaster recovery here.
So
we'll see what this week brings, momentum-wise. I had the TV station
here for one photo opp earlier and I've still got more on those burners.

But it's much nicer to be "home" than it has been in awhile.
My little home really is a trailer, but it’s about a
triple-wide and is nice. The bedroom, honestly, is about twice the size of the
RV.
And I've splurged on Netflix for the six months I'm in the little house.
And I've splurged on Netflix for the six months I'm in the little house.
I don’t miss the RV.
Hard to believe, isn't it?
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