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We’ve spent two days dealing with the dealer and conversion people and moving into my new winter home. We are exhausted. But, knowing you are all waiting, here’s the quick and dirty photos. Better ones to come, I hope.

      

TTYL,

Linda

I thought I’d spare you the details of the trip south this time but I decided to share this one. As many of you probably know, I hate to make reservations. I like to be free to travel as long or short days as we feel like. So we planned our stops for this trip but did not reserve the motels along the way. Mistake.

Oklahoma U played Notre Dame last night. Our choice of hotel sold it’s last room just minutes before we arrived there. We had to make do with what was available–usually everyone’s last choice.

But the bed was so comfortable we both had a good night’s sleep. And the room came with a frig so we got our meats kept for another day. And the free breakfast was vouchers to the Denny’s next door. So I can now recommend the Quality Inn in Ardmore, Texas.

TTYL,

Linda

We spent a little time figuring out what we need to do to my Travel Scoot to make it fit in the space the maker says it will fit. Turn the handle backwards, drop the top of the basket, then turn the seat backwards. Nice to know it will fit in the space designed for it in my new RV without actually disassembling it. The top of the basket is held with Velcro so dropping it and reinstalling it is easy.

Gathering:

 

Packing:

 

What? You don’t use bath towels and dish towels as packing material? It all has to go anyway, right? And how much packing paper do you want to deal with at the other end?

TTYL,

Linda

We have a delivery date! Monday, October 29th, we should have a new ~10,000 pound baby! Excited!

Many things to do between now and then.

TTYL,

Linda

The holidays are coming. Halloween candy, Thanksgiving pie, Christmas cookies. This is the time of year many of us put on a few pounds. So let’s think about that.

I have been reading about eating with the seasons. Eating those things that become ripe locally at each time of year as the cave people did. At this time of year around here that is potatoes, apples, pumpkins, pears, and squash. All carbs.

So what does that tell us? Maybe it is saying we need to put on a little extra layer of fat to prepare our bodies for winter?

What do you think? Does that sound like a good excuse?

TTYL,

Linda