CLJobe
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Sorry Anton, I screwed up in my posting. Chapter 5 has been corrected
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I screwed up in my posting. Sorry about that
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I did mess up. The correct chapter 5 is on now,
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I drove about 7 hours before the boys said they were getting hungry. I looked for a place to pull over and again there wasn’t a pullover anywhere. So I pulled off the road as best I could, I left my rear lights on. I was surprised how much food was still in the fridge. I pulled out all of the leftovers. “Okay boys, let's finish these up. If they need to be heated, use the microwave. Everyone help themselves.” I waited till everyone's plate was full before I helped myself to what was left
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Yes, they do accept credit cards and the bank on which the card is issued, does the conversion. Not always in your best interest unless it is an International bank, then it is a hit and miss.
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Paul will be okay and so will Torn. Sometimes you have to learn the hard way.
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The answer to your question about destination, will be answered by the Gypsies and their magic ball 😀 Seriously, all will be answered in time.
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You have a crystal ball?? Our driver from now on will be called Dad.
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Considering the atmosphere and the urgency of getting north, he decided to keep moving.
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We don't know if Torn apologized or not, he didn't k now and Paul wasn't telling. Maybe when we checked later, we will have more clarification.
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Waving goodbye, I headed north, planning to cross the border into Canada. I would continue north to the Manitoba Provenance until I reach the Nunavut area and then head for Taloyoak. That would be far enough north that I should be outside of any contamination area. I still had Paul and Tom with me, and it appears that they will be with me permanently. Just before crossing into Canada, I stopped and filled up with gasoline. “Boys, check out the station and see if there’s anything you want. I’
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Yes, you would. But he left before most of the panic from the eastern and western shore occurred.
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Yes, they are a determined group, heading to the north probably is not a bad idea.
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Okay, a fictional road in a fictional story, not bad, eh
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Yes, Ephraim had a premonition and prepared for it.
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yes, they became a team
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This is a fictional story, in fiction One can make anything possible even if the possible is impossible. Yes, you are right about North Dakota and its would be a primary target if we were attacked,
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Yes, they have a future thanks to the forward planing of Jon's grandparents.
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It's nice to know there are people like that. Although this is a story, the generosity of these people is well known
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Prevailing winds generally blow from Canada easterly. So the gas would be swept East, which probably why they attacked the west coast. The name Ephraim is in memory of a friend, who also had a farm in eastern Pennsylvania.
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Sleep came easy for me. I can hear the giggling from the back as I fell asleep. I was the first up in the morning. I got Tom up and then the rest. “Let’s go and see if the restaurant has breakfast,” I locked up the RV. As we headed to the front of the building housing the restaurant, I noticed many of the semi’s were gone, particularly the one Tom arrived in. The restaurant was open, offering mostly hot and cold cereal. If you wanted eggs plus any breakfast meats, you had to order. “Boys
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Yes, tragedy, loneliness, being scared, are those actions that drive people together.
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And that would be more than a lot of people would.
