On our walk we tried to stay down in the washes out of the cold wind—I think our high temperature was around 50 degrees.
Michael attempted to solve our inverter/charger problem today and when we started the generator the scary noise we had been hearing didn’t happen—he isn’t too hopeful so we will see.
I spent most of the day being a bum—I had borrowed books from the Bouse library last week and finished one today titled, Facing The Light. I couldn’t put it down—it was great! I did make some taco soup and did the dishes.
Tonight we were invited to Deb and Rod’s for homemade gumbo, garlic bread and this to die for red velvet cheesecake. Thanks Deb for a great meal and thanks Rod for making that run to Parker for emergency supplies!
Tomorrow the search for trailer tires is on in earnest. We are making plans to head out some time this week and soothe our case of hitch itch.
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hope you have some luck with your search for trailer tires!!!
ReplyDeleteGood morning ... I am ready for some warm weather. A fresh snow on the ground is always beautiful but NOT in AZ.:-) Let us know when you head this way. If you need a place with full hookups for a few days, let us know. We will be leaving on Saturday for the Gypsy Journal Rally in Yuma but we'll be back the following weekend. There is a Big O tire place here in Wickenburg. Looking forward to seeing you again. Hugs.....Pat
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That gumbo dinner and the cheesecake dessert sounded fantastic!
ReplyDeleteGood luck searching for trailer tires.
Gumbo and cheesecake, now that is my kind of meal. :)
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