Our Location today is Dream Catcher RV
Park, Deming, New Mexico, U.S.A.
We both seemed to sleep
more soundly last night after having driven from Tucson to Deming it had tired us a bit but
we were also better prepared for sleeping with the cooler temperatures. What
didn’t go to well was going into a Time-Change
and loosing an hour in our day. To top it off we then set our alarm to get us up
early today. We had to get up to the Clubhouse between 8:00 and 9:00 this morning.
Every Saturday morning here
at Dream Catchers
RV Park they sell breakfast to
anyone interested. You get Two Eggs,
Hash-Browns, Toast, Juice, Coffee and your choice of Ham or Sausage all for $4.00 each. It is put on by park volunteers and they
do a great job. How can you pass that up? We were both satisfied and we had the
chance to visit with fellow Escapees
most of which had also attended Escapade.
Curb Side Mural. |
Shortly before 9:00 we were
on our way back to our trailer still tired but well fed. We saw this
interesting little trailer that someone had personalized. It appeared to have
been an older unit but with the Murals
on it, it seemed refreshing.
Rear Mural |
Back Home since we had purchased Corn Beef and Cabbage for St. Patrick’s Day but
never cooked it Kathy decided to cook it in our Crockpot today. She wanted to cut the meat into cubes so that it would
come out much more tender. Unfortunately, with the Arthritis in her hands acting up and she couldn’t cut the meat the
way she wanted. I took over and either the Corned
Beef was very tough or that knife was getting dull. I trimmed the excess
fat away and then cubed the meat as per Kathy’s instructions. When it came to
cutting the Cabbage I knew the knife
was dull. After quickly sharpening it I finished the chopping so Kathy could season
it her way and get it cooking.
Road Side Mural |
Kathy wanted to go to the Book Exchange Library so after
gathering a number of books that she’s recently read she was soon on her way
back to the
Clubhouse.
Over the front window. |
With expected high winds
forecasted for this afternoon I wanted to get our new Max-Air Roof Vent wired and
installed this morning. I started by removing the Step-Ladder from the rear of the trailer so I could have access to
the roof. Then going inside to the bedroom, I removed the inside vent trim. Trailer Vent Openings are all supposed
to be wired for both a vent fan and for a second Air Conditioner allowing you the choice of what you want. The only wires
that were run to the front vent opening were for an AC. I poked my fingers into
all the openings and was very disappointed not to find the 12 Volt Wiring. I checked the Fuse
Block to see what could be done and if supper had not been cooking I would
have shut off the Electricity at the
post and fixed the issue.
Kathy was beaming when she returned
having had a successful book exchange. When I explained our problem, she was
willing to stop the Crockpot but I’d
rather wait until I look at other alternatives. With laundry needing to be done
I closed things back up and repackaged the Max-Air Vent for another day.
Soup, Crackers with Cheese and Yogurt. |
While I started sorting our
clothes Kathy made Soup for lunch
with Yogurt for dessert. By 1:00 it
was my turn to head back to the Clubhouse to use the Washers and Dryers. I
was the only one there so it didn’t take long to get things going. Once the
clothes were in the Dryers I walked
the Delicates back to the trailer
where I hung them in the shower to dry. Kathy had been cleaning the Desert Dust from all over the inside of
our Home.
After returning with the Folded Clothes and putting them away I realized
that I hadn’t rehung our Ladder earlier.
Since we had a roll of Electrical Wire
disappear from our open basement back in November I didn’t want to temp fate.
The wind was gusting to 34 MPH so it
was a little tricky tying it back up there.
Kathy's way of making Corned Beef and Cabbage. |
By the time I got in Kathy
was serving our Corned Beef and Cabbage
for supper. It had cooked so well and tender that we only needed a fork to eat
it. It was delicious and we still have enough for another meal.
Once the dishes were
finished Kathy went back to reading her book while I started some minor
preparation for the Security Light
Modifications.
The Weather Network is
forecasting high winds until long after we leave here on Wednesday so we’ll do
some exploring in the area that we missed back in November. Thanks for following along and feel free
to leave a comment. Be Safe and Enjoy!
It’s about time.
Krackers
Classic Bumper Sticker # 621
Sorry! My karma just ran over your dogma.
Please post how you do your corned beef. Maybe you should start a recipe section!
ReplyDeleteBe careful in the wind! We had our corned beef the day before St. Patrick's Day. It wasn't Sy Ginsburg (an awesome brand of corned beef I used to get from Detroit), but still pretty tasty!
ReplyDeleteFrom the pictures the murals on that older travel trailer look beautiful.
ReplyDeleteSupper looks and sounds like it was delicious.
Stay safe.