So MUCH snow! I had never seen snow before nor been so very cold. I was
feeling all my energy sap out of me. Homesick? Yes, I think so. Who
wouldn't pine away for Hawaii when stuck in snow drift after snow drift.
I'm pretty sure Dave was feeling something unpleasant too. He kept
using the term "Buyers Remorse". Whatever that means. Was he homesick
too? No, he lives here, he is used to snow. I bet he was wishing he
bought a beach side cottage instead of an old bus. Running the snow
blower week after week will do that to a man I hear. Maybe they can tell
you more about what that means.
Every
time Dave went to start the bus we had battery issues. So a new
battery was purchased. That too seemed to go bad right away. Dave
resorted to taking the battery out and putting it on a charger in the
garage. He put the battery back in whenever we wanted to use it. This
seemed to solve the problem temporarily, but that was a big pain. Having
driven from CA to CO and having had no issues, we were at a loss as to
why this was happening. Good engine. Also, the tires were really bad. It
snowed so much that it took months for us to get it out enough to where
Dave could take it for tires. These things gave Dave the "buyers
remorse" feelings. Plus it was February, a rather cold and brown month
here. He resolved to go by the school bus lot and ask their mechanics
some questions once he could get the bus out. We had the bus, so we were
going to have to make the best of it.
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