He's back...

Well after 2 weeks overseas, my son's back on American soil. It looks like he had a great time, but I think he's glad to be home. Well.....sort of.... It seems that upon his return he found his car missing from where he parked it. It was towed and impounded about a week ago....cha ching, that will be $400 please. Not happy words to a broke, just graduated, just got home from a trip kid. Especially when your car was left in an acceptable parking zone just 2 weeks ago which is now "no parking." Oh, the lessons we must learn along the journey. He fully intends to speak to the powers that be tomorrow to see what kind of reduction he might get, since he didn't know it would become a no parking zone. Of course, he did have one prize today. He received his UT class ring. Now, Longhorns don't prize their rings like we Aggies do, but it is pretty and was the bright spot in his very long day. Welcome home, Davey.

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