My thoughts were churning so much, I woke up earlier than usual. There’s a ton of information about antifreeze online, but more people need to know about it. I think the Vet Volunteers could be the ones to get the word out to as many people in Ambler as possible. I wonder what the best way to do that would be. I should discuss it with Maggie. Wait—I look at the clock. It’s not even six a.m. yet. I better not bother Maggie. She’s such a grouch in the morning, and she went to bed late, too. I decide to check my email while I’m waiting. Maybe Mom has written. It’s been four days since she checked in. Not that I’m counting or anything. She has! I click on the email. Six lines. Hi, Zoe, Lots of late nights and early calls here. The weather has been interfering with shooting, but the week ahead promises to be better. At least the cast is fabulous, especially my new friend, James. Say hello to Maggie and Mom for me. We’ll talk soon. Love you! Mom I feel deflated. She didn’t even ask anything about me.
