Our Location today is McGregor, Ontario,
Canada.
Before going to bed last night I was starting
to feel very tired so I was really surprised that I was wide awake minutes
after 7:00 this morning. I opened the curtains, got things ready for breakfast
and started doing my morning reading. Then suddenly I heard the alarm clock
going off in the bedroom. I’d forgotten that I’d turned it on before going to
bed last night. My plan to let Kathy sleep a little later was out the window. She
was now recovered enough from her cold that she actually heard the alarm. The
fact that it was only 55 F (13 C) inside and out kind of snapped
her into wakefulness as well.
We discussed what we wanted to get done
while having our breakfast and knew that we were limited by our Supper Plans. While Kathy started
reviewing her E-mails I made the
bed, dressed and finished my other morning chores. While she dressed I attempted
to complete my morning reading. Kathy started reminding me of what I wanted to
do which only made it more difficult to concentrate on my reading.
It was 9:30 when I finally stepped
outside and I didn’t see anyone else wearing shorts, sandals and a T-shirt like
I was doing. Most others were wearing long pants, jackets and shoes. This was
definitely a sign that this was Fall Weather. The Mid-Summer temperatures we
were getting as late as yesterday were gone. "How could that be?"
I manage to sub-assemble the Airbags and Brackets using all new Stainless
Steel Bolts so that they can easily be removed if ever the need arises. There
was no reason to only install a single Airbag
for now so it’s a waiting game for the custom Heatshield to be ready before that happens.
Once I’d safely stowed them under the Tonneau Cover I refocused my sights on
the modified Battery Racks that will
be installed in our basement. I’d barely laid out the holes that will be used
to fasten them to the wall when Kathy called me to lunch. She had been busy
catching up on her Bookkeeping
before making Lunch. She was still feeling the cool effects of the north wind
so she thought a Bowl of Hot Soup
would help us to warm up. We also had another piece of her Homemade Protein Bar for dessert. I can truly vouch that it tasted
just as good as yesterday.
Homemade Protein Bar. |
Back outside I managed to get all the
holes drilled in the Battery Racks and
by using our Magnetic Wand didn’t
miss a single metal fragment. I also noted that I’ll still have to remove the
lower battery tray off the one rack so it was also placed under the Tonneau Cover for safe keeping.
Anyone know what kind of Woodpecker this is. |
Around that time, I started hearing a
strange tapping sound coming from above. It turned out to be a Woodpecker. Unfortunately, I don’t know
the different Avian breads but knew that I’d never seen one with these black
and white stripes before. Hopefully one of our readers can help identify our
little feathered friend.
By this time Kathy had already added her second Wall Decal to the opposite side of the living room. This one goes nicely with our “Free as a Bird” Clock. We stopped for a few minutes so we could both enjoyed a fruit juice to help keep our energy levels up.
By this time Kathy had already added her second Wall Decal to the opposite side of the living room. This one goes nicely with our “Free as a Bird” Clock. We stopped for a few minutes so we could both enjoyed a fruit juice to help keep our energy levels up.
Outside again I found the piece of plywood
that I would use to cut the panel for our Skylight
Cover in the bathroom. The reason for that is to keep the heat out in the
summer, the cold out in the winter and the morning sunlight from waking us way
too early. After verifying the measurements with the sizing of the J-Channel
that I had used to make the frame it didn’t take long to cut out. I have a
fourteen-inch Husky Handsaw that has
very aggressive teeth that made the job go quickly and smoothly.
I was in the shower shortly after 4:00 getting
cleaned up so we could walk over to the Park Clubhouse after 5:00. Tonight they were not only
having the “End of the Season Dinner”
but they were also celebrating Twenty-Fifth year that Wildwood Golf and RV Park has been in business. The food served
was Rolls with Butter, Salad, Penne with Meat Sauce, Chicken Alfredo, Mixed
Vegetables, Cabbage Rolls with Apple Strudel and Ice Cream for dessert. It was
all delicious leaving everyone wishing they had eaten less Pasta. There were
also two bottles of wine on each table. A Semi-Sweet White along with a Dry
Red. It was all wonderful. They also had a Husband and Wife band that
entertained everyone with a large assortment of music.
Since this is
World Hockey Season three of the men at our table left shortly after the music started.
Even though Kathy and I had a chance to enjoy a few dances we also got to talk
to one of the wives Marlene. She and her husband Greg are also Fulltiming but in a “C” Class
Motorhome. We had a chance to hear some of the not so pleasant things they’ve experienced
while RVing. We exchanged what we
thought were the many Pros and few Cons about Fulltiming in a Fifth Wheel. We also told her about our Blog so if
you are reading this Marlene, glad you stopped by. Around 9:00 we were starting
to feel the effects of not having taken our evening medications so we said our
good-nights and headed for Home.
Even though there is still lots to get
done before we head south, we may have to shake things up a bit tomorrow. 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
Your shooting is more accurate than your spelling.
Another very busy day for y'all. When do you stop to take time to smell the roses?
ReplyDeleteLooks like a Downy Woodpecker to me, the most common and smallest that we see around here. We see one occasionally here too.
ReplyDeleteWow, youhave quite a busy life. It good to have all those things to do.
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Big turnout for dinner!
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