We need public transportation in Ohio and Kentucky! Since returning to Cincinnati this week, I have a sore b*tt from driving so much!
Tuesday: drove to Louisville to visit the folks,
Wednesday: drove from Louisville back to Cincinnati,
Thursday: drove to Hebron, Kentucky, to see the Creation Museum and back to Cincinnati. Later in the day drove to Carrollton, Kentucky, and back to Cincinnati.
Friday: drove husband to work, picked up husband from work,
Saturday: drove to Columbus and back
Sunday: drove to CVG airport in Kentucky to drop off husband and back to Cincinnati. Later drove back to airport when his flight was canceled.
Did you know you can spell "canceled" with one or two Ls? I googled this: "In the US, you would use canceled and in the UK the variant cancelled. In US English, words such as travel and cancel do not double the final L when using -er, -ed, and -ing. However cancel is frequently seen either way, and most spell check programs accept either form."
Tuesday: drove to Louisville to visit the folks,
Wednesday: drove from Louisville back to Cincinnati,
Thursday: drove to Hebron, Kentucky, to see the Creation Museum and back to Cincinnati. Later in the day drove to Carrollton, Kentucky, and back to Cincinnati.
Friday: drove husband to work, picked up husband from work,
Saturday: drove to Columbus and back
Sunday: drove to CVG airport in Kentucky to drop off husband and back to Cincinnati. Later drove back to airport when his flight was canceled.
Did you know you can spell "canceled" with one or two Ls? I googled this: "In the US, you would use canceled and in the UK the variant cancelled. In US English, words such as travel and cancel do not double the final L when using -er, -ed, and -ing. However cancel is frequently seen either way, and most spell check programs accept either form."
