Park Place RV Park
It was obviously cooler on Easter Sunday, Mar. 31st when we got up. Nothing surprising, we’d been paying attention to the overnight temps. There was rain in the forecast and although I didn’t hear it after I went to bed at 10:30, Bill said it did make an appearance. 😊 He wasn’t long coming up after I was settled and because I didn’t hear him, I was surprised that he was in bed beside me!
We didn’t
have much planned for today, other than laundry, last minute packing and a
bit of cooking. We had our morning drinks together and I went back and forth
getting our clothes cleaned. It would be the last washing until we get home. Throughout
the course of the day, Bill went about getting the water jug filled, folding
and packing the mat, Gibbs’ outside bed, the bbq and eventually our chairs. He
found room for everything. I brought the hummer feeder and my twirly-jig from
Mike and Mae in for storage.
There is just something about how this picture
turned out, that makes me love it!
That cloud is just hanging there.
I
vacuumed and dusted inside, taking advantage of Gibbs being out of the Suite.
He doesn’t like that scary monster so he was happy to be out of reach. We had
lunch, just sandwiches today, and I had the bread maker mix the dough for my
dinner rolls. I debated, because of the carbs, but I love them and will enjoy
having them for lunches and with dinner on the journey home. I could freeze half
of them so they last longer. 😊 They are my favourite thing the bread maker does! (so far)
They have obliging doubled in size,
ready for the oven.
Before
baking them, Bill and I popped down to visit Sheila and Randy (& little
Benji) for Happy Hour. We took our drinks and a couple of pieces of cheesecake
pie for a ‘house warming gift’ since I had nothing else to give them. I wish I'd taken a picture. When we
returned home, after goodbye hugs, I popped the rolls into the oven, they’d
risen perfectly in my absence, and put the roast into Madame IP. Gibbs and I
got out for our walk and we managed to give goodbye hugs to Dora and Susan on
the round trip around the park. 😊
The sky when Gibbs and I walked Depending where you looked, east, west, north, south,
you might see some blue sky.
We also heard a loud grumble of thunder from
a large black cloud overhead.
The rolls were done when we got home and boy do they look and smell delicious! For supper, we had roast beef, asparagus, corn and potato salad. I saved the broth for gravy for another night. We’ll have leftovers for a few nights eating and that was the plan. I opted not to make stew or chili for this homeward journey, we wanted to just wing it this time.
I broke them apart and we HAD to have one each
for supper. Soooo good and that's bad. Ha ha.
In the morning, I’ll finish putting things
away inside, Bill will dump tanks and disconnect things. A quick pop into the
office to pay our electric bill and then we’ll be on our way. Today, we wish my little sister, Wendy, and my high school friend, Ruth, a very Happy Birthday. Miles apart but both being thought of today. 💖🎂
A strange gathering out our north window.
Clouds can be beautiful, with a performance all their own.
This was
a good day. We are anxious to go but sad to leave. We had a cooler 66F/19C (although it felt cooler) strong winds at times and some rain starting around 7:30. Supper was good but the eye of the round roast
disappointed me. Might have to get creative to get
a nice meal out of the leftovers.
The rolls and salad were the best!
A cute picture of Wendy from a few years ago
with Jack White. In the flesh. 💘
Happy Birthday, little sis!
Thank you for the visit!