TUESDAY WITH TONS O' SUNSHINE!
Posted: Tue Aug 17, 2010 6:34 amGOOD MORNING ALL!
The sun is coming up in a clear sky, and it's 52 degrees outside this trailer. It looks like a fine summer day for the Adirondacks.
Lily and Hope, the bears, are still together, with Hope foraging on her own and returning to Lily for comfort and physical contact craved by a baby for its mother. I was afraid something scary might happen during the week I couldn't get on the internet, but all is still going smoothly. It's been such an intriguing, educational experience for me to learn about bears that share this property with me.
I actually took an afternon nap yesterday-----I NEVER take naps! I guess I was more tired than I thought I was! If it gets warm enough and dry enough when the dew dries off, I will make this a day to begin staining my house----at least as far up as I can reach on my little ladders with a roller brush. I still get very dizzy due to my Meniere's disease, or whatever it is that is causing those inner ear disturbances that make the world spin, so I need to be very careful on ladders. I will have to move some wood on this side of the house to even set up a ladder.
While waiting for the dew to dry, I will call a couple of house alarm companies to see what they would charge to install a system here. One will be ADT, and another will be a local company. There is so much for me to do before I decide about my wintering plans. I hate it when there is so much to think about you don't know where to begin, and then you just do nothing at all! Or, I start to do one thing, see another that needs doing, change to address that, and on and on with tons of projects started and none finished! ACK!
Coffee tastes extra good this morning, and the hot cup feels good on my cold hands. C'mon in and sit a spell as you begin your day.
I hope you all have a good day, whatever your plans may be. Don't forget that there are still a bunch of good camping days left, and I have tons of room to park any sized rigs! I would love to see more of you who might be able to get here. I am keeping my porta potty for the rest of this month as well.
Happy Tuesday!
The sun is coming up in a clear sky, and it's 52 degrees outside this trailer. It looks like a fine summer day for the Adirondacks.
Lily and Hope, the bears, are still together, with Hope foraging on her own and returning to Lily for comfort and physical contact craved by a baby for its mother. I was afraid something scary might happen during the week I couldn't get on the internet, but all is still going smoothly. It's been such an intriguing, educational experience for me to learn about bears that share this property with me.
I actually took an afternon nap yesterday-----I NEVER take naps! I guess I was more tired than I thought I was! If it gets warm enough and dry enough when the dew dries off, I will make this a day to begin staining my house----at least as far up as I can reach on my little ladders with a roller brush. I still get very dizzy due to my Meniere's disease, or whatever it is that is causing those inner ear disturbances that make the world spin, so I need to be very careful on ladders. I will have to move some wood on this side of the house to even set up a ladder.
While waiting for the dew to dry, I will call a couple of house alarm companies to see what they would charge to install a system here. One will be ADT, and another will be a local company. There is so much for me to do before I decide about my wintering plans. I hate it when there is so much to think about you don't know where to begin, and then you just do nothing at all! Or, I start to do one thing, see another that needs doing, change to address that, and on and on with tons of projects started and none finished! ACK!
Coffee tastes extra good this morning, and the hot cup feels good on my cold hands. C'mon in and sit a spell as you begin your day.
I hope you all have a good day, whatever your plans may be. Don't forget that there are still a bunch of good camping days left, and I have tons of room to park any sized rigs! I would love to see more of you who might be able to get here. I am keeping my porta potty for the rest of this month as well.
Happy Tuesday!
After looking and reading and thinking and looking again and reading more reviews and looking again....you get the idea 
I took the jump for the model that a large dog would sit in comfortable like and that a second person could ride in if someone wanted to join in the water fun. I still may purchase one of the inexpensive, lighter weight, smaller ones for flat water, but this one will do it all including whitewater.....I especially liked the video of the kayak being used as a sled in snow! Figured that if it did all that it had a fairly good chance to survive whatever the dogs and I did to it. Now unless everyone travels with a life jacket in their storage compartment....I am thinking that I need to purchase a second jacket for inviting guests... 
We always find room in the rigs for important things. Sort of like the motorcyclist that carries the second helmet... 
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