Park Place RV Park
Friday,
Jan. 13th, (huh, didn’t realize it was Friday the 13th
until Bill pointed it out at supper time), our day followed the normal route.
The sky was pink to the north when I looked out my little window and I recited
Daddy’s phrase. “red sky at night………” and was glad I wasn’t a sailor. 😉 Gibbs and I walked our 12 minutes and then I headed up and
around the big block. I didn’t meet Bill, so he’d already be at the field. It
was a calm, coolish (41F/5C) morning and it was a lovely walk
This was taken last night
Gibbs always falls asleep on me in my chair before bed
I hated to disturb him but I was also falling asleep and wanted
to go up to bed. 💗
More clouds than sun today but we did utilize our solar power all day. I sorted and took the 2 loads of clothes over to the clubhouse laundromat around 8:45. No one would be over there that early and they weren’t.
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| The pink sky was gone but this was just as rewarding to me |
I worked on some ‘homework’
that I have left unattended to since we returned home in the spring. Usually, I
go through my ledger book (for want of a better word) that details every .5¢ we
spend each winter.
It isn't neat but it works
as long as I remember to record each
receipt/purchase 😀
I worked
away at that, tallying up each category and will eventually follow up by typing
it into a Word document. It’s always interesting to see the differences. I
worked on the puzzle and my Wordle games in between doing the appropriate
laundry chores. I was done and had my clothes put away by the time Bill
returned home at 10:40. 😊 That’s it for another week.
A drive to Parker,Az - mostly flat
Such different views from a drive to Blythe, Ca - mostly mountainous
We had an
early lunch and then drove to Parker for a few groceries, stocking up until
payday. The Walmart had everything on our food list, so before we headed home,
we made a stop at Ace Hardware and then made our way back to camp. With the
food put away, I went over to the puzzle and worked with Adele, Robert and
Susan. This is a crazy one but it is fun, finding the odd things happening in
the picture. It’s called Camping World and there are some very funny goings-on.
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| I like the old, refurbished caboose in Parker I also am reminded of my little sister, Wendy when I see it She worked in the Railroad Museum many years |
Back home
at 4, Bill and I read until supper time. We had air fried chicken thighs, a
potato between us, corn and asparagus. It was a good supper. We ate it in two
stages though. The chicken was so thick in the middle, so we ate our veggies while
I popped the thighs back in for another 8 minutes. Then they were perfect 😊 We cleaned up and listened to the Jukebox Oldies while I
worked on my post. Fire Country is recording an when I’m done, we’ll watch it
together. No commercials.
remember our diesel price here? It is now $4.09/gal
this is in Parker, today
We
reached a high of 68F/20C today which was pretty warm, even under cloudy skies.
I’m sure it was another lovely sunset but probably no different than last
nights so I stayed inside and readied our meal instead of photographing it. This
was a quiet day but we are stocked up on food again for a bit and the clothes
are clean. I hope your day was a good one.
Supper, before I cut into my chicken thigh and chose to cook it longer
They were just a bit too pink around the bone and we
are 'bone-picking' people!
Good night!
Thank you
for the visit!