Our Location today is Deming, New Mexico,
U.S.A.
First and Foremost, we hope all our American readers, followers and their
families had a wonderful Thanksgiving
Day.
The way I slept last night was awful; the only way I got any sleep at all
was to sleep until nearly 8:30 MST this morning. Being able to sleep later
has been beneficial to Kathy in helping to fight her Sinus Infection.
Each day she has been noticing a slight improvement and this has been happening
without the use of Antibiotics.
Since we were invited to participate in the Thanksgiving Day
Celebration at Dream Catcher
RV Park it
meant that I wasn’t going outside to work on the trailer today. After doing our
usual inside chores Kathy and I had something totally different to work on, our
contribution to this afternoon’s feast.
With the “L” shaped island in our trailer we set up a production
line. Kathy busied herself lightly frying up Won Ton Wrappers in Vegetable
Oil. When they were cooked, she’d place them on a Paper Towel
covered Cookie Sheet to soak off the oil and hand them over to me. My
job was to Lightly Dust them on both sides with Confectioners Icing Sugar,
tap off the excess and pile them neatly in an Aluminium Foil Roaster. We
spent nearly two hours doing Eighty of these delicacies. Our Friend Rick
Cochrane called them “A Little Taste of Heaven” so that is what we
named them."A Little Taste Of Heaven" |
The Flyer for the Celebration showed the feast was slated to start at
3:00 in the afternoon so we shared a sandwich to tied us over. We had barely
finished that when there was a knock on our door. It was Barb who we had
met the other night saying the Flyers were wrong and the meal was at 2:00
instead. That meant it was time to get ready to go.
Don and Barb at Taco Tuesday. No Picture today. Too busy talking and eating. |
We arrived at 1:45 and the hall was half full as were the food tables.
Within ten minutes the place was packed and the food tables filled. The Park supplied the Turkey and Ham
and Non-Alcoholic Beverages for two dollars a person and the guest
brought the sides. We had the chance to sit with Don and Barb again and
enjoyed another visit. We had told them about the Adobe Deli on Tuesday and they had visited it yesterday.
Half the tables empty as they were getting their food. |
After a brief Thank You to the Volunteers who had cooked the meats
and decorated the hall, they Thanked everyone for bringing in their
contributions and then Grace was given for the meal. They called table numbers
from a hat and of the ten tables our table was called second. The meats were
served by portion but the rest you chose yourself. In order to taste as many of
these dishes as possible the most I took was a two-tablespoon serving of
anything and I still couldn’t sample it all. After everyone had been served the
call went out for seconds. Both Kathy and I each had a single plate of food
along with a small plate from the Dessert Table not wanting to over stuff
ourselves. By 4:00 everyone started pitching in to clean up before heading back
to their RVs.
There are Ten things on my plate not counting the two meats. |
Not wanting to get into anything too serious at that late hour in the
afternoon and not wanting to lose time on the wiring tomorrow we had to find a
small chore to fill the void. I gathered the laundry and headed to the Park Laundry Room. I had the place to myself and
managed to get our four loads of laundry done uninterrupted.
Tomorrow is our last day here so we both have lots to get done. We’ll be
back again in the future because we like the Park and to see the sights that we
missed this time. Thanks
for following along and feel free to leave a comment. Be Safe and Enjoy!
It’s about time.
Krackers
Office Jokes, Quotes, and Anecdotes
Office Sniglet: Wurblet (wer' blit) n. The line of moisture on one's
trousers that comes from leaning against a wet counter in a public restroom.
Rich Hall, Sniglets
I think it is so wonderful when campgrounds provide this sort of celebration for their campers. Looks like a super spread.
ReplyDeleteKeep getting better Kathy.