We’ve already had floods (the heavy rain along I-94 through Michigan) and cats and dogs lying together (at Levi’s parents’ house), so what was next?
The fire alarm went off in our hotel here in Detroit at 1:15 A.M. Actually, it was a recorded voice telling us to assemble near a fire exit. After the announcement had gone through a couple times, it started going into a mode where it would play part of the announcement every 30 or 45 seconds. “Attention! There has been – “ “ – not use elevators – “ “ – await further – “
Levi and I decided that since we were only being told to assemble, we could make it to the stairs pretty quickly if need be, so we stayed in bed. Levi eventually put on a shirt and looked out the window, but presumably he didn’t see any fire trucks or other emergency vehicles. At 1:30, they finally figured out how to turn the alarm off, just as Levi was calling the front desk to see if we’d ever be able to get back to sleep. It was probably dust from an abandoned building getting into a smoke detector somewhere.
Tonight: the great Toronto earthquake. Tomorrow in Montreal: frogs!
Original comments:
Patti Stahl: I still don’t understand why you didn’t take me with you!
Tom: What’s the deal, there are no updates since yesterday am?
Jason: The Toronto earthquake must have disrupted service. Or they’re stuck in line at Tim Horton’s.
Jason: Heh. Montreal. Frogs. I get it 😀