I’m not even sure where to begin. Lately, it seems like life at our house has been one long story after another. Our kitchen stove that was purchased in February hasn’t worked in a month (long story). My beloved 2007 Tahoe didn’t pass inspection (long and ongoing story) and the sale of a rental property required the rescheduling of the closing date five times (long wait AND a long story). Apparently, the sixth time's the charm. Plus, we’re in the final countdown to our son’s wedding which is adding an additional layer of complexity to our lives right now. Joyful complexity, but complexity nonetheless. So, it’s not that I haven’t wanted to blog; I just haven’t been able to scrape together enough minutes to do it.
I’m taking a brief break from the series documenting our 2017 West Coast National Parks trip. Why? Because I’ve been spittin’ sparks over a couple of really poor customer service incidents. I feel the need to vent about those and recognize some wonderful individuals who truly know the meaning of good customer service. The photos in this post are from a recent two week trip to the coast of South Carolina, central North Carolina and the mountains of Virginia. I’m hoping a few relaxing nature photographs might calm me down after my exasperating experiences.
