Friday, March 14, 2014
We made it to Dallas yesterday and got moved into Natasha's. We'll be here for two weeks or so and since she doesn't have a drive way long enough for us to park in, we've stored the trailer.
That means we had to empty the refrigerator. Not fun. But it's done and now Natasha's refrigerator is crowded. But at least it's warm enough here that we didn't have to winterize the trailer.
Today was laundry day. Tomorrow Steve flies back to Indiana for a meeting. I'll hang out with Maria (and Olga, Natasha and Mike) for the next few days and see what I can accomplish on the Debbie do list. Steve will be back on Tuesday.
The weather is mild enough that walking Obi is a pleasant experience, at least when I can stop him from sniffing every mailbox. Mostly he's being good and trying to get along with Natasha's dogs.
Maria will be walking any day now. She walks a lot pushing a doll stroller. Some day soon she'll just let go and be on her way.
One of the things we need to work on is our route home. We liked Beaver Dam so much we could head back there for a few days or go through Memphis and/or Paducah, KY. Paducah is the home of the American Quilter's Society and their quilt museum.
Our friend Diana emailed that the iris are coming up next to the garage at home, but that there is snow next to them. Hopefully in two weeks that will be gone.
I do remember one Easter in Pittsburgh growing up when we got 18 inches of snow the night before Easter. But I'm pretty sure Easter was in March that year. Hopefully by April the threat of snow will be gone.
Wherever you are, keep warm and safe!
Deb
Steve and Debbie are amateur radio operators (known as "hams") who are traveling (mostly by RV ) in their retirement.
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