League of the Longbow

Dad’s car must hate me because we will be working on the leak on the interior of the car again tomorrow.  Sigh, it must have read my earlier post.

This is an official Longbow sneak peak of the fourth comic. Cooooool!!!

For the past few weeks while Dad’s car is parked a puddle has been forming on the ground where it has been parked.  To try and fix this leak we replaced the power steering fluid reservoir which, as it turns out was the entire cause for the problem.  While we were working on the problem we worked on fixing a leak on the inside of the car which caused water to drain onto the car floor.  The leak was caused by broken seal by the A.C. unit.  To do this we took out the battery and had to glue a small seal buried under a bunch of other car parts.  We had to use a thick tar like glue which was very difficult to apply and in the end, we had to use our hands to do so.  We used gloves of course and when we had finished the leak was fixed.  So unless Dad’s car decides to break down again we have fixed all its problems.

I made a new friend today.  Want to see him?Yep, that’s my new lizard friend.  Most of the other lizards are green, but my friend is special; he’s green.

The big excitement for today was the fact that Veronica got a new swim suit from amazon which she could test in the pool today.  We hadn’t been swimming for the past few days, so Veronica hadn’t gotten a chance to wear it yet.  It has polka dots after all, that’s pretty exciting for a little girl.

it’s official, as of tonight I am Nathaniel Thomas Joseph Langenkamp, Joseph being my confirmation name.  We just got home from Mass, I am very tired, and will probably head to bed soon.

Today’s September 8.  Why is that so special you may ask?  It’s the feast of Mary’s birthday!  So we of course celebrated and ate chili with noodles, hot dogs, and cheese for dinner and got cheese cake for desert.  After all Our Lady’s birthday only comes once a year.

This morning, Mom and I were going to go to the grocery store to pick up a few things.  We got into the Sebring convertible to leave, but when Mom turned the key nothing happened.  As it turned out Stephen had accidentally left the lights on in the car the last time he had driven the car and had drained the battery.  So we had to use Dad’s convertible.  We had driven half way around the block when the car stalled and stay on.  So we called Dad and he drove out in the van with Jonathan.  Then Dad got in the front seat of the convertible to steer, Jonathan and I pushed, and Mom got in the van to drive behind us on the way home.  So we pushed the car home and found that the problem was a hose that wasn’t connected all the way.  Still at least I got leg day done today.