I just haven't felt like blogging lately, but am still enjoying reading your blogs! So glad Gypsy made it home safely in her new "Sir Lance-A-Lot!" What an experience she had in her adventure to pick up her new truck camper between the baked potato disaster and "the fall," she's had quite a time of it.
I was also wishing I was on the cruise with Kim, it looked and sounded wonderful, but she is already back home, it seemed so short to me.
Jeana is still in Arizona, I guess, checking out new homes and RVs to full time (?) in. She has given me some new ideas - with home prices in Las Vegas and Merced so depressed, I am thinking I might buy a home after I retire in one of these areas, and use it as a home base for RVing. I'd sure love to have a home base to return to once in a while, and have waiting when (if) I tire of RVing full time. We'll see. I'll figure that out when the time is closer.
I am going to have a Realtor come by soon, maybe this weekend, and let me know what he thinks my condo would sell or lease for at this time, and if he has any idea of the numbers for one year from now. That will give me an idea to plan from.
Even the people who aren't RVing full time are traveling. And the snowbirds. Some of you have found warmer weather, and for the rest, I hope things warm up for you soon!
New mushroom family in the yard:
Above is just an odd-ball photo I took when I was up in Julian a month or so ago. These large concrete stairs looked like they were very important once upon a time. I stopped the car and walked up them to see if anything was left of the home they used to lead to. Nothing. Just brush, weeds, and trees. I wonder what the house and grounds looked like in it's prime. Funny how sometimes all that's left is a chimney or stairs. If these weren't concrete, they would have been long gone.
That's all for now. My grandson had a 6th birthday last week, I'll post some photos tomorrow.
From me and Katie, have a great Monday evening, everyone! : )
