Park Place RV Park
On Sunday, Jan. 5th Bill was up at 5. He said that we had no power as our alarm clock light was not displaying on the ceiling and the Suite was dark. Our batteries were charged to a decent 13.5 last night so we didn’t connect to power and left the inverter on. Hmm, not sure what used the power but he rectified it by switching us on, checked batteries and then returned to bed. Well, to his recliner. 😊
Gibbs was
up at 6 to go out and I followed at 7 to start with the laundry process. We
loaded 2 machines and returned to the Suite. While he readied to go flying, I
played my morning Wordle games and then dressed for my walk. At the 25-minute
mark, I walked over to switch clothes from washers to dryers and then carried
on from there for my walk. It usually takes me 30 minutes, tops, and true
enough, I was back to wait the last 15 minutes it took for the dryers.
I started the Garden Birds puzzle from Nancy.
It is 500 pieces and should be a fun one to work on.
Back
home, I made my tea and had a bowl of cereal. I was quite hungry! Then it was
Gibbs’ turn, so we went for his walk. It was longer than normal and we were
still parading along N. Riggles Ave. when Bill and Duncan returned to the
field. A hello and goodbye, as it was my turn to relax. I felt like I’d been
go-go-going since I woke up. Hmm, I guess I was! 😊
We went to Tyson Wells after lunch.
Things are picking up in 'vendor/tent city'
Check out the next photo to see what Duncan and Patty
are looking at.
I moved
the desert puzzle to the side and began a Garden Birds puzzle that Nancy gave
me to work on. I’m saving the train one for when she returns so we can work on
it together. I made good progress; this is only 500-pieces so shouldn’t take
too too long. I may have to eat my words on that! I returned home at noon to
have lunch with Bill and we discussed the afternoon. He wants to go to Tyson
Wells and I think I’ll tag along.
It is a homemade Rock Tumbler.
If you've got $1000 burning a hole
in your pocket, it's yours!
After my
boys had their snoozes, we invited Duncan and Patty along. As it turned out,
they were thinking the same thing so they drove instead. Our friends, Jess and
Jessie have found themselves with colds so asked if I could pick up some meds
for them while in town. Aaah, hope they feel better soon. We walked T.W. and
picked up a few things, here and there. It is starting to get busy, of course
it is a Sunday, but more vendors appear each week.
Bill and Gibbs waiting for Happy Hour
to begin.
Back
home, Gibbs and I walked and dropped the meds off at J & J’s home. Then it
was time for Happy Hour in the gazebo. Bill and I enjoyed a Seagram’s cooler
and D & P joined us. The air got cool around 4:30 so I had to break up the ‘party’.
We turned our power back on and I started the package of pork shoulder pieces
in Madame IP. On the side we had fried potatoes, sprouts and corn and boy was
it good! That’s the best that pork has turned out! 20 minutes cook, 6 minutes
release and I made a gravy from the drippings.
This pork was soooo tender.
These little pieces cooked up perfectly.
We each
had an ice cream cone for dessert and settled in for the evening. I found it to
be a coolish day today, thanks to the wind, but no, we’re not complaining. I
think we reached around 69F/20C at its peak. This has been a good day, things
got done and maybe tomorrow I’ll try and bake something. Hmmm.
A couple of memory pictures
from our first year.Clemson loved Pat and visa versa.💕
Some pictures just make you smile.
Good night!
Thank you
for stopping around.
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ReplyDeletePatsy,you should take Christmas photo of Bill, Gibbs and you with the
ReplyDeletetree,and make copies for all of your family,in the years to come they will cherish them -Mary
I wasn't thrilled with this year's photo but it's something we've talked about for our Christmas cards. ☺️
DeleteYou'll finish that puzzle in a day. It's an easy one if "I" could do it!! Gosh, that cold stuff sure is going around. Hopefully I miss it this year!!!
ReplyDeleteI hope you miss it too.
DeleteIt was cooler here too in Yuma, though less windy than the day prior. It's funny how 52F/11C feels chilly to me already. It sure doesn't take long to acclimate.
ReplyDeleteThe sun makes a huge difference but usually Yuma is about 8 degrees warmer.
DeleteHope J & J feel better; Rick has also had a cold . Hope you stay healthy. Patti
ReplyDeleteThank you Patti. So far, so good. Hope to see you on Wednesday at class!
DeleteThe sun shine sure makes things feel so much warmer. We have had snow lightly falling for most of the day.
ReplyDeleteGod bless.
The sun makes everything better - even snow!
DeleteThat is a big rock tumbler. I have a little one bought at Harbor Freight. They need a lot of different grain granulates to polish properly.
ReplyDeleteYes, it is huge!
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