Milaka is driving down to pick up her sister. As soon as her last class is over for the
holiday break, they are heading for Arizona.
Laka wasn’t able to come down for her sister’s graduation to see her
pop, so this is a pilgrimage for her.
Speaking of daughters, my eldest just got her first credit
card. Her credit score was awfully good
for a recovering alcoholic/homeless woman.
She was very excited. So were
we. Speaking of credit cards, the Geezer
was invited to get an AmEx card. Lots of
travel points on it, and we don’t have a card with points. Instead of getting the American Express card,
he talked to someone at another card’s corporate who matched AmEx.
We’re another pair of drunks with fancy cards. We never thought of points before this, but
Saturday we are making arrangements to go through the Panama Canal. We can use those new points to fly to Miami
in some degree of comfort. The ship will
stop in San Diego on the way up to Alaska.
That’s just what we want.
Little things really matter when you work as hard as G does.
Life is Really in the
Footnotes:
Panama! How wonderful!
ReplyDeleteI don't really need a card with points, but the AmEx is part of my Costco membership.
ReplyDeletePanama Canal -- super! (Gotta go before they retire all the ships that are small enough to fit through.)
I can't believe how quickly time goes by before I am way behind in reading blogs. I got caught up with yours today. The Panama Canal trip sounds wonderful.
ReplyDeletePanama Canal…wow. You will see some interesting parrots along the way. maybe they will stow themselves in your luggage? Dianne
ReplyDeletePS I sure am confused by your daughters photos and names. The gal in lavender in the photo above looks familiar, but she had another name in the photos I saw earlier. Didn't you help her move this past year? She has a young daughter too, I think.
Oh, the Panama Canal! How exciting! When I was in primary school I wrote an essay on the Panama canal - have no idea why that topic, or where I obtained the information - and won a gold medal for it in a regional children's essay competition. Since then (maybe because it brought me a medal?) it's always seemed a particularly exotic, special place.
ReplyDeleteTravel Points that don't expire are a plus!
ReplyDeleteWow, the Panama Canal, how exciting. What a great trip!
ReplyDeleteA cruise...you have come a long way baby! Glad that both of your daughters are now on a good path and you must feel you are in the best of all places at this time in your life. Read one of your older journal entries from decades ago and ask yourself if you would have seen this! Will you have to take a walker on your cruise? A cane?
ReplyDeleteYae for all of you!!! Gosh! We've never been to the Panama Canal. Aha! You can take the photos and we'll be able to see it through your lens.
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