Our Location today is Sevierville, Tennessee.
Last night we really lucked out and didn’t even need to run
the heaters to keep warm while we slept. When I finally got up at 7:30 I felt
quite comfortable. It was strange though when Kathy got up just before 8:00 she
said she felt cold. Normally it is Kathy that is always saying she is too warm.
During breakfast we spoke of trying to get our Verizon mess
cleared up but with our hitting the road on Monday it would be nearly
impossible. After some discussion we decided to extend our stay here at
Sevierville. Once we’d read our morning blogs and E-mails we walked up to the
office to do just that if our site was not reserved. If we would have had to
move sites we would just hit the road. We lucked out so now we won’t leave
until Tuesday.
Back at the trailer I immediately called Chris at Verizon in
Inverness Florida to let him know our change of plans. Chris has been trying
his best to straighten things up for us. He informed me that Gary the manager of
the Verizon outlet in Sevierville would not be in until Monday so that’s when
he’ll be calling him. All I know is that somebody will put this credit on our
account how I don’t care.
Kathy started making her Taco Soup while I started emptying
the refrigerator and freezer. Yesterday we had noticed frost building on the
cooling fins inside the fridge. We’ve been running it non-stop since arriving
in Florida but we did the same last year and didn’t have this happen. I figure
that this year we were in areas of higher humidity and each time the fridge or
freezer is opened the humidity builds up inside.
By lunch time we had everything put back in the fridge and Kathy
had finished making the Taco Soup. Kathy always says the soup taste better
after it sits a day or two so guess what we didn’t have for lunch. Instead I fired
up the Weber and grilled some hotdogs for lunch. Everything tastes better
cooked on the Weber.
After lunch and checking the computers we decided to be lazy
for a while but to sit outside under the awning. We enjoy talking to one
another and people watching. There were also a number of rigs pulling in for
the night.
As the time wore on I again fired up the Weber before adding
some nice thick Spareribs and Sweet Potatoes. Using the proven method of low
and slow given by George it took nearly an hour for everything to be done to
perfection. Kathy had sautéed some Spinach to finish off the meal and it was
all delicious.
After supper we again sat outside enjoying the fresh air and the sounds of children playing a few sites over. Since we’ll be here an extra day we’ll just have to find
something to do tomorrow. Thanks for following along and feel free to leave a
comment. Be Safe and Enjoy!
It’s about time.
Krackers
The World's Great Proverbs
Don't
cross the bridge till you come to it.
I'm with Kathy. Soup always tastes better the second day.
ReplyDeleteYou certainly seem to have mastered the Weber.
ReplyDeleteThe Weber Q works amazing as long as you take your time.
ReplyDeleteThe taco soup will be delicious!
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