by Nasoosie » Sun Aug 25, 2013 9:38 am
GOOD MORNING ALL FROM THE SUNNY AND COOL ADIRONDACKS!
The sun is bright, the sky deep blue, the mountains crisp along the skyline. Not a bird song to be heard any more here in the early mornings, unlike the beautiful symphony of a few weeks ago. Summers are just way too short up here. Perhaps that's why they are so loved and savored.
I am trying to get my trailer ready for a haul for the first time since I got back here. My new arrangement of the interior will get a road test to see how many things might get "unadjusted" or thrown to the floor as I take the 150 mile trip to the bluegrass festival in Bridgewater, VT. My long-time friend and neighbor, Issy, will be traveling with me, and we will meet Richard and other friends there. I will stop in Plattsburgh to get my trailer inspected on the way. Got my propane tank, that lasted me from when I filled it at the end of May until just now, filled at our local RV dealership yesterday. Propane in bulk like that is a real bargain.....heated lots of water, made lots of dinners and cobblers on my stove and oven this summer.
Many things to do here as the summer winds into fall, including mowing the field with the tractor and brush hog, getting my larger Yamaha generator back from the cabin at the pond, brush-sawing the banks of the pond to prevent trees from growing there, checking the oil in my Honda generator, buying gasoline to run it at the boondocking music festivals I will be attending, doctor appointments galore (just yearly checkup ones), registering the dogs at the town hall, back to the dentist to pick up my repaired bridge, putting old trailer back in the shelter for the winter, along with all the chairs, tables, and other GTG things, defrosting this refrigerator in the trailer and the one in the party barn, laundry, grocery shopping----list just goes on and on. All the while the trees will change to fall colors and the nights will begin to get frosty. Last minute picking of blueberries that are still hanging on by the billions.
I wish I could have gone to see Sue and the others in the Michigan area, but time and funds are very limiting. And, all the while, in the back of my mind, are the words to "Puff the Magic Dragon" which make me realize how very fleeting is the time I can spend with my Orion before he no longer wants to play with me. Sigh----so very unfair that time speeds up as we add the years to our age.
I am looking forward to the possibilities of seeing some of you again in FL this winter.
I am wondering whatever happened to Louise after she pulled out of this driveway after the Ruckus? She and Gayle seemed to have just disappeared! I sure do hope the Ruckus wasn't a disappointment for those two? Let us hear from you, wherever you may be.
Time for my hot breakfast of blueberry cobbler topped with vanilla ice cream----getting all my food groups right off the bat!
Happy Sunday to all!
Life is about learning to dance in the rainHappy travels!