WARM MONDAY
Posted: Mon Oct 25, 2010 7:26 amGOOD MORNING ALL!
I was kinda hoping to see a morning coffee table set by Barbzee today, but I guess she needs to get settled in better first! I hope the visit to Urgicare yesterday wnet well, and that your hubby just has to keep his ankle raised for a while, allowing you, of course, to do all the unpacking!
It's much warmer out there this morning, and forecast to get really warm as the day progresses. Perhaps it will be a good day to try to get my tire pressure monitors installed. I have the receiver all charged up, so it's just a matter of reading the manual and figuring out how to set it after I get the sensors screwed on the tires. Pete has the same system on his rig, so I know it's possible to do it! If it works, it will be another safety measure for me to know if my tires are losing air on this trip.
Some day this week I will go get my gas tank full, get some groceries to make me a huge batch of Slum Goo to heat and eat during the trip, and a couple of those already-roasted chickens for sandwiches. That's about it, I suppose---until I think of something else that needs to be done around here. It's hard to imagine that I might be coming to the end of my endless lists! I need to check the water level in my batteries, too, and replace the used propane tank with the other full one.
I will finish packing the back of the truck after I get the shopping and getting gas done. There isn't much more to put in there, other than my bike and a few last minute clothes.
I am having nightmares about getting lost and onto back roads I can't get out of. Let's hope those remain just nightmares and not reality!
Hope you all are having a good day whatever your plans may be----whether you will be staying put or heading out onto the busy roads.
Happy Monday to us all!
I was kinda hoping to see a morning coffee table set by Barbzee today, but I guess she needs to get settled in better first! I hope the visit to Urgicare yesterday wnet well, and that your hubby just has to keep his ankle raised for a while, allowing you, of course, to do all the unpacking!
It's much warmer out there this morning, and forecast to get really warm as the day progresses. Perhaps it will be a good day to try to get my tire pressure monitors installed. I have the receiver all charged up, so it's just a matter of reading the manual and figuring out how to set it after I get the sensors screwed on the tires. Pete has the same system on his rig, so I know it's possible to do it! If it works, it will be another safety measure for me to know if my tires are losing air on this trip.
Some day this week I will go get my gas tank full, get some groceries to make me a huge batch of Slum Goo to heat and eat during the trip, and a couple of those already-roasted chickens for sandwiches. That's about it, I suppose---until I think of something else that needs to be done around here. It's hard to imagine that I might be coming to the end of my endless lists! I need to check the water level in my batteries, too, and replace the used propane tank with the other full one.
I will finish packing the back of the truck after I get the shopping and getting gas done. There isn't much more to put in there, other than my bike and a few last minute clothes.
I am having nightmares about getting lost and onto back roads I can't get out of. Let's hope those remain just nightmares and not reality!
Hope you all are having a good day whatever your plans may be----whether you will be staying put or heading out onto the busy roads.
Happy Monday to us all!
Guess not as they checked out over 100 yesterday and about 50 came in but are or quieter yesterday. Have had 2 or more row leave already. Oh, well that's the way it goes. 
to shorten story our travel up was breathtaking for me through the Adirondacks, back was a different story in a horrible snow storm. You are fortunate to have homes in two wonderful areas of country but I certainly understand wanting to go south now. Now you have just about dotted your i's and crossed your t's and about ready to leave. A little apprehension is understandable also 
I don't hear many of the girls talking about staying at WM but this is my favorite. I feel pretty safe just getting in with the other RV'ers. There is usually a security guy driving around too. Since I'm driving a 24' foot mh, I usually park close with the shoppers, go in and walk up and down aisles to stretch my legs, buy a few things of course, then park for the night with the others. I have stayed many nights at truckstops when with my husband and he was amused at how I loved to sleep with a big diesel running on either side 