I spent the rest of the day making lists of what I needed to get done, from closing the Bistro to opening the new place. I tried not to think about Jason, but he slipped into my thoughts whenever I wasn’t watching.
I called LJ and told him until the roads were safe, he had paid time off. He agreed that since it was supposed to snow off and on for the next few days, we wouldn’t be able to get much done about the new place. The roads would be a mess.
He told me he’d leave a winter closing message on the Bistro phone. I asked him if he could make a list of contact information of Bistro customers so we could tell them when the Stone Acres kitchen opened. Things were starting to come together.
When I got hold of Abe, he said his crew had a few finishing touches he wanted in place before he’d
