Bozeman Montana
We had another gorgeous day in Bozeman. The morning temperature was 48 degrees and the high temperature was 84 degrees. I am not sure but that is probably near a record high, is should be in the high 60's.
We spent most of the day waiting to hear from Andy's Glass Inc to call about our our overhead window.
While waiting we read. Larry finished reading a book and started another one and finished it. I continued reading Circe by Madeline Miller. It's a great book about gods, goddesses and mortals. It talks about the most powerful gods and gods with no power.
Relaxing with a book
I played games. I played the Daily Challenges of Solitaire and Mahjong. The daily event was Event: Two Game Tango Mini of 10 games (5 Free Cell and 5 Pyramid). It took me 37 minutes and 48 seconds to complete, which put me in 11th place in my group of 50.
For breakfast we had mini waffles. For lunch we shared a sandwich and chips. About 3:00 we got a call from Andy's Glass saying the window came in and they had installed the window in the frame. We could come over and they would install the window. We put everything away and secured.
Off to Andy's Glass we went. Andy's Glass is 12 miles away in Belgrade, Montana. We arrived and they had Larry drive the Minnie in the bay. Larry asked to look at window. They said not a problem. He just wanted to see how the window fit the frame and how the frame was going to be installed. It took them about an hour to do the work. We thanked them and we were on the road again.
Andy's Glass Inc. building
Where the old glass goes
The finished window installation
We weren't too impressed by the whole glass situation, there was lack of communication between Debbie, April and Brooklyn (the office women). When Larry would call to check on the status of the glass they didn't even remember who he was. When we arrived today Debbie told us to drive the Minnie in the bay. Once we were in the bay she was rushing us out of the vehicle and into the waiting room. Brooklyn checked us out and she was very nice and friendly. She told us not to power wash the overhead for 24 hours because the sealant had to setup. The workmanship was poor, they didn't clean the frame before installing the window. There was old sealant left in the frame. We'll stay around a day or two to ensure the sealant sets up. Hopefully we will not have any leaks.
On the way back to the fairgrounds we stopped at Exxon and filled the Minnie with gas. Then we went back to Gallatin County Fairgrounds.
We spent the rest of the day reading. I went for a 40 minute walk around the block for 2 miles. It was a very nice walk with a breeze.
The corrals for the livestock at the fairgrounds
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