Park Place RV
Thursday,
Mar. 31st was our last day in this park. The routine started out
pretty normal, with a walk for Gibb and I, Bill driving once more to the field
to say goodbye to Wayne, a regular from this area. We both showered and then
walked over to the clubhouse to talk about our plans for the next winter
season. We had a nice chat with Heather, Don and Patty and left them feeling
quite welcome here. 😊
Another lovely morning walk
with my little buddy
Bill and I drove into town, he wanted one more walk through K & B Tools and I wanted to stop at Ken’s Grocery tent. What else did we do? We went into the Quartzsite Outpost store further down Main St.
this store is easy to find Just look for the army vehicles out front |
Bill found a couple of things he
needed/wanted and we picked up a couple of window screen kits to replace the
ones in the door that need it. We were home before lunch and Bill had a toasted
tomato sandwich and I had a vegetable quesadilla.
Unfortunately, they are closing for the season either
on the weekend or Wednesday
We're glad we came today and found what we wanted
Today, I
was excited because it was hair appointment day in the desert. Judy’s Salon is
opening for business for Gayle and I to get our haircuts today. We stopped
first at Quiet Times, the delivery/courier outlet, to pick up a parcel for
Gayle and then headed out to La Posa South. I still forgot to get a picture of
their sites, close but not on top of each other. 😊 LOL, my brain!
At a wash close to their sites, this cholla
cactus is ready to bloom
Beautiful!
Gayle
offered her Montana for the hair cut since she has a big open space right
inside their entrance. Judy was all prepared with her cape and scissors but I
had taken some water in a spray bottle and my hand-held mirror. It took a
couple of cuts before I was satisfied ‘all to heck!’. 😊 Judy did a great job and I walked out of there feeling like
a million bucks. I should have taken a before photo though.
Could my head of thin hair afford to lose this much? 😂 |
Apparently, so! I love what Judy did to my hair The before picture showed mostly 2 lengths at the back and this is what I was going for |
This is going to be so much easier to look after Now, I'm a happy camper again! |
We walked
back to Judy and Gary’s home where Judy showed us her crafts. Oh my! She puts
my attempts at everything I do to shame! She is quite talented and very modest
about it. I had to take a picture of her style of quilts to show our quilting buddy,
they are different but still lovely! I don’t even know if I can call what I do
with embroidery cross stitching! Hers are quite professional looking. ♥ Thank you for sharing that, Judy!
This is quite unique and her style with fringed edges then we looked at her latest counted cross stitch project
Oh, don't worry. Gary has his own hobbies
This boat and a couple of remote control airplanes
share space in their bedroom
Back
home, we relaxed outside for a while, enjoying the fresh air. It has been quite
a nice day, for our last one in the park. We did not feel the need to turn the
a/c on as it only reached 81F/27C and, again, it is good practice for the next
4 days. 😊 We came in around 5:00 and by 5:30 my
tummy was calling for food. Bill grilled his wonderful bacon cheeseburgers and
inside I made a garden salad. More than opening a bag this time!
Bill put a few things away before and after supper
With supervision, of course
Mom, look, Daddy came from down thereAnd now he's all the way up there! 💓 Another great burger meal
We loaded the dishwasher and sat together for the evening. Bill wrote a new post today on his blog, On Our Way. Please check it out, if you haven't already, as it is a great wrap up, without all the babble of my blog, of things going on.
Pretty sky when Gibbs and I walked the park |
This has been a great day but I’m not done yet. My little sister, Wendy, is celebrating a birthday back home
Wendy, the animal lover 💕
I think this little goat's name is Potato
We met him on last summer's Ladyfest
and a high school bestie, Ruth, is also celebrating another year as well.
A very special reunion with Ruth and her sweet Dad
♥ Happy Birthday to both of you!
this pretty little cactus garden
is set up at one site here in the park
Well, this is our last night here so
Good night!
Thank you
all for taking the time to check out my post. Your comments are always welcome.
Safe travels as you start heading home!
ReplyDeletebetty
Thank you.
DeleteLove the hair! Safe travels.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Deb.
DeleteIt's great that you've got some natural wave to your hair, and you're right, it does look great and easy to maintain. Safe travels as you head towards home.
ReplyDeleteYour hair looks GREAT!! She did a perfect job!! It just makes us feel better when we like our haircut. It will be nice being out in the quiet for a few days. Be sure and keep an eye out for snakes ... it's that time of year and as Bob pointed out, they don't always rattle. That's a great quilt .... no binding and no quilting!! Love them!!
ReplyDeleteThank you, so much easier to look after, too.
DeleteThanks for the snake reminder. It's all i think about when we're walking but don't want to be home paranoid!
I could do that kind of quilt, maybe! Haha
Love the haircut! I agree with Nancy about the snakes. Judy is very talented for sure! Enjoy your time at BLM..hope it's not too hot for you!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Shirley.
DeleteJudy has more talent in hitter baby finger than all of me!
Well enjoy the quiet and privacy before we move back to a park.
Love the haircut. She did really good. Elva 🥰
ReplyDeleteThank you Elva.
DeleteYour hair looks terrific! You'll have to arrange to meet with Judy during your stay down south every winter.
ReplyDeleteSafe travels!
You may be right about that!! Usually they go to Mexico though. Lol
DeleteYou look so elegant!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful hair cut. Enjoy your time out in the quiet of the desert.
ReplyDeleteWonderfully done hair cut.
ReplyDeleteI have often thought of trying my hand at one of those quilts. Then chicken out and go with a regular one.
Safe journey.
God bless.