Our Location today is Dream Catcher RV
Park, Deming, New Mexico, U.S.A.
After posting our Blog last night we both spent time getting
caught up on reading other evening Blogs
we follow. Before we knew it we were way past our normal bedtime. Being
certain that with changing to our Winter
Bedsheets yesterday the cooler night-time temperatures wouldn’t be a
problem and they weren’t for Kathy. I was perfectly comfortable for the first
couple of hours but then my Raynaud’s
Disease kicked in and my arms felt like two ice sticks. The problem was
that I had worn a short-sleeved pajama top to bed and that was enough to make
my arms cold which meant I spent lots of wakeful moments trying to warm them up.
Kathy had made the
statement when we went to bed that we’d probably sleep in and we did. It was
almost 8:30 MDST when we got up. The
sun had already started warming the inside of the trailer and it was already at
59 F (15 C) as we sat having breakfast. We discussed what we wanted to
accomplish today before we started our morning reading on the Computers.
By 10:30 Kathy had also started
making a Meat Loaf. She had to take
a few minutes to remind herself how to use her Convection Oven since we’d been “Off the Grid” for so long.
I headed outside to start
filling the latest Organizer that we
purchased at Harbor
Freight. It was hard to believe how many bags of supplies I was
carrying down inside of one of the Toolboxes
that I had to carefully place things into the Organizer to make it all fit. The way these Organizers are made they have three different sizes of bins inside
that can be moved around to whatever configuration you want. Fortunately by
having a few of these Organizers I could
also switch the size of bins with others to make it all fit better and keeping
like fittings with like fittings.
Leftover Corned Beef and Cabbage with added Potatoes with Grapes for Dessert. |
Kathy called me in for
lunch around 12:30 and we were having the Leftover
Corned Beef and Cabbage. Kathy
never serves a dish a second time without making adjustments so the way it
tasted the other day is not how it tasted today. It tasted much better!
I was back outside
continuing my organizing while Kathy was inside Vacuuming and Dusting our
Home.
Three months of desert air blowing dust through our Home, no matter how often she
cleaned the next day it was just as bad. Today she thought that she is starting
to win the battle.
There were numerous things
that ended up in the garbage while the supplies were placed in the Organizer. I was slightly shocked when I
went to lift my Toolbox because for
the first time ever I was able to pick it up using only one hand. I’ll need to
make a few more changes before everything is organized the way it needs to be.
All afternoon we were
experiencing Wind Gusts up to 32 MPH and the noise from our Slide Toppers and the Bicycle Cover were becoming extremely
annoying. Tomorrow’s forecast is calling for Rain and Wind Gusts of 39 MPH or better so Kathy asked me to
tie them down like we did while at Dome Rock BLM near Quartzsite. Instead of using the
Ladder like the last time I simply
used a broom to pass the ropes over the corners of the Slides and used the tension of the toppers to add tension. With Kathy’s
help we added extra Bungee Cords to
quiet the Bike Cover from making
noise.
For supper we had Meatloaf with Asparagus and a Fruit Tart with Cool Whip for Dessert. |
We also packed away our Weber Q so it won’t be wet when we
leave on Wednesday. The inside of the trailer is much Quieter this evening so we hope we won’t have too much noise tomorrow.
Lots of the RV Travel
Blogs that are we reading are
friends that are in areas that are not only being affected by High Winds like we are but are under
the threats of Tornadoes. We hope
you make it Home Safely without any
serious problems. We both have three Weather
Icons on our Computers to keep
track of the Storms ahead of us. 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
Everything you won at a fair is hanging from your
rear-view mirror.
Enjoy your time there and watch for those high winds and dust storms. The weather here is wonderful , and we always watch the storm warnings, are used to them now.
ReplyDeleteIts for sure these RV's are a magnet for dust.
ReplyDeleteWe, too, have already learned to watch the weather for warnings. We are glad not to have slide toppers, we hear others parked beside us flapping away. We made a good choice there.
ReplyDeleteOur new rig doesn't have slide toppers and that is a good thing as far as I am concerned.
ReplyDeleteThere are a lot of RVers we know at Dream Catchers. Stay and extra day if the winds are bad.
ReplyDeleteSounds like you have been busy organizing, Tom still has that chore ahead of him. I am guessing it will get done sometime this summer.
ReplyDeleteIt seems like everyone is getting hit with the high winds. We are staying put here in Quartzsite and extra day because of the wind. Stay safe.