Don't know what happened to Saturday.... This blog is for SUNDAY
Glad
I got a haircut. It was 7:30 AM and the
wind was really kicking up and the trees were swaying a lot. Very light rain. I decided to go into the mobile then over to
the little RV since we are leaving today for a short trip. I have a Dr’s appointment tomorrow so we
figure we will spend a few nights in a nearby park. The park is about a 60-mile drive so we are
in no hurry what so ever. Well, I left
the mobile and got over to the little RV and the clouds opened up. The kitty didn’t care. She was watching TV.
Picture
did not work....
I stayed an extra 10 minutes in the little RV
and then made a mad dash back to the big RV.
Glad I had short hair because I didn’t have to deal with that long hair
in this mess. I looked at the local
radar and wow. We are going to get
hammered with heavy rain for at least an hour then just thunderstorms after
that I guess for another couple of hours.
If it lets up sometime in the near future I will move the little RV
around to the front driveway so we can put some food in it. I got to hook up the car too. Oh get this.
It was 71 degrees at 7 AM. At 8
AM it was 55 degrees.
We
left at 9:45 AM and it rained all of the 60 miles to the TTN Conroe Park. We checked in (picture did not transfer)
and setting up. Had to go up on the
passenger side so I got out my handy dandy orange building blocks and set them
up. No problem. (picture did not
work) Hooked the 30 AMP and decided it
was enough in the rain. TV reception
sucks. We had our hot lunch and turned
on the computers and Carol’s Kindall.
All’s well for the time being.
The
little RV drove well in the rain and we all back roads. The back roads had rolling hills but the road
was smooth. I cruised about 55-65
MPH. The speed limit was 75 MPH most of
the way. No thanks. The cat (cried) screamed most of the way
I
need a rain suit and boots. My
motorcycle rain suit is way too bulky. I
will also make some leveling blocks like maybe 2X10s with enough width to get
under the duals like probably 15” long.
I don’t get pressure treated because they are double/triple the price
and I usually brake them in about a year or two. I get the non-treated because they are a lot
lighter and a lot cheaper. They usually
last a year or so then I just burn them.
I
also need a rag for the electrical cord to wipe off before it goes into the
little tiny box that I have to cram in a tiny square hole. Pretty typical for class C’s. The rag will stay in the tiny hole to prevent
road “stuff” getting in since it has a flimsy door. (picture did not transfer)
I’m
in the market for a Direct TV dish. I
shot my last one up, really, since it didn’t work with my fancy receiver in the
big RV. We got another receiver that
will work with one now. We need it for
the little RV. So, if you got one handy,
let me know.
This
blog (Microsoft Live Writer) is still in not working due to them and not me as
I have found out.
Carol
tried making chocolate in MY little Keurig type machine that I just bought
at the Yust's garage sale for two bucks. She burnt it up with smoke
and all. She didn't insert the water container in all the way and the
heating element burnt the plastic side of the machine. The Yust's hardly
used it if they used at all. Oh well...now I will have to get a real Keurig for
the little RV. Probably not.
We
get two TV channels. One is CBS and the
other is an unknown. So we watched a little TV and a movie.
Hopefully
tomorrow’s weather will be better which it’s supposed to be.
See
ya……
