Our Location today is McGregor, Ontario,
Canada.
This morning we were finally able to do
something that we hadn’t for the first month of our Fulltiming Adventure. We had breakfast with the windows open giving
us a chance to better hear the birds serenading the world. The wind was finally
coming from the south bringing with it warmer temperatures unlike the cold
north wind we’ve been experiencing.
Another reason that we’ve had to run the
heaters so much recently is due to my having “Raynaud’s Disease”. It is not contagious but my extremities are
cold most of the time so even when I’m wearing shorts and sweating from the
heat I’m feeling cold. That was another good reason for being a Welder in Casting Plants through my career because I didn’t
feel the heat like others did. The only time I felt the heat was when I got
severely burnt.
In answer to a few comments that we have
received about Googling how to
repair the rear truck window. Most of the “How
To” answers and videos we found only dealt with the F-150 and not the Super
Duty Trucks. And the two that do talk about the Super Duty trucks only refer to
the manual windows not the electric powered ones. That was why sometimes it is
easier to invest in a repair manual and read “How To” fix the truck besides it will cover other important
repairs that might be needed.
Giving our site "Curb Appeal". |
Another comment was that we are spending
a lot of money on our site. That might be true but once it is set up the way we
want it will be finished something people do with homes. It’s called “Curb Appeal”. When we return from our
winter travels next spring our site will be here waiting for us. If we travel
during the summer, we will still have our site to return to after our trip.
Lastly we plan on staying close to where
our children and grandchildren live when we are in Ontario. After all these
years living in this area we are still finding new and exciting things to do in
the immediate area that we didn’t know were here before. There are many different
ways to live the Fulltime Lifestyle and this is one many RVers choose to do. We
do plan on trips in Canada outside of our province but not this year.
Chicken Salad Sandwiches, Garlic Olives, Sandwich Pickles and Homemade Fruit Salad. |
After our morning reading we got things ready
for an afternoon filled with chores. Kathy is really trying to have us eating
heathier but it’s not always possible. After a simple but filling lunch I was
off to do the laundry at the Park Laundry Room. Because we were also changing
to summer bedding there were extra loads that had to be done. Kathy spent her
time tackling the last cabinet in the trailer that had to be rearranged. It was
still set up for Snowbirding not Fulltiming.
By the time I was ready to leave the
laundry room half the Transient Camping Area was filled with the “RV Explorers Club” members who pulled
in this afternoon for some kind of rally. I got an even bigger surprise when I got
back Home. There was now a diesel pusher parked
on the site to our roadside.
After putting our laundry away in the
drawers, I needed to dump and flush our waste tanks. While I was tending that
our new neighbour Rick introduced himself. We had a chance to have a short chat
but he was still setting up so we’ll talk again another time.
Baby Spinach Salad with Sesame Seeds, Mandarin Oranges with Parmesan Cheese and toasted buns with Colby Cheese. |
Kathy again created a wonderful salad as
the heathy part of our supper while I grilled the rest of our meal on the
Weber. The temperatures are finally where they should be for this time of year
in our area so we are looking forward to enjoying more outdoor time and
whatever comes with it. Thanks for following
along and feel free to leave a comment. Be Safe and Enjoy!
It’s about time.
Krackers
You Might Be a Redneck If
There are always shotgun casings on your deck.
Thank you for answering my question about the full time lifestyle, Rick. It helps us to figure out if we are indeed interested in living in an RV year round. It sure would be good to simplify our lives from a house on a big acreage in the country but it would be so hard to give up all that we have here. We grow a lot of veggies and berries and enjoy so many cool birds. I think we'll just be happy with being snowbirds for now.
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