Our Location today is at the La Posa South, LTVA, Quartzsite,
Arizona.
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It felt so wonderful waking up to Darkness and Silence.
It wasn’t even 7:00 when I headed downstairs this morning but I
felt totally rejuvenated after a good night’s sleep. Going through
my usual routine I was opening the Window Shades and getting
things ready for breakfast. I even had the chance to turn on my
Computer before a Glaring Light started appearing over
the Mountain Range to the east. I enjoyed getting a few shots
as the Sun appeared to start our day.
I managed to get all my morning reading done before going upstairs to
open the Bedroom Day Shade as a gentle way of waking Kathy.
She requires more sleep than most of us but we had things we wanted
to accomplish this morning so we had to get started.
Cutting through a wash saves you from a long drive around. |
We were out the door shortly after 9:30 with the intention of going
to RV Lifestyles for some RV
Supplies but when we got there the Gate was locked unlike
last year when they had been open on Christmas
Eve.
Turning around we headed up to RV Pit Stop
where there was a line up of people getting their Propane Tanks
topped up. Still having a Discount Card left over from last
winter by having Two Tanks filled this morning got us that
much closer to our Discount.
Our next stop was the Road Runner Market
where we picked up a few food supplies to tide us over
through the Holiday.
A Unique Camper. |
Our final stop was to visit D.J. for some Firewood. We have
been getting large amounts of Firewood from him since we first
came out here so he gives us a good deal. This young man is normally
busy hand splitting the wood when he is not helping customers load
their vehicles. He is located just east of the Quartzsite
Museum.
We'll have a few Campfires. |
Back Home in
La Posa South LTVA after getting the groceries inside I
climbed up to the Roof to clean and tilt our Solar
Panels. Since the Sun is at such a low angle in the sky
the best way to charge the Batteries is to change the
angle on the Panels. This also gave me the chance to inspect
our Roof. Just from Road Vibration there are a few
Screws that will have to be tightened and sealed.
By the time I was back on the ground Kathy called me in for lunch. We
shared a Ham Sandwich with some Coleslaw and Cheese
Sticks. Not a big meal but enough to hold us over.
After lunch as I was getting ready to unload the Truck when
Wayne came over to discuss issues he was having with his Macerator
and rinsing his Black Tank while being “Off the Grid”.
I explained how I used our Grey Waste Water to clean out our
Blank Tank and have never had any issue with build up.
Solar Panels up and Firewood under the front of the Trailer |
When Wayne saw that I was about to unload the Truck even
though he has a very bad back from a Traffic Accident he
dawned his Gloves to help as much as he could. We’ll
probably be having our First Campfire of the Season tomorrow
and He and Sue are invited as is anyone that stops in to visit. We
don’t have a Humongous Fire but enough to
keep us warm while visiting. That means we’ll have quite a few
fires this winter.
I finally set up our Weber Q so we could use it. It hasn’t
left the Basement since we left Wildwood.
Knowing that Kathy had me grill a couple of nice Boneless Pork
Chops while she cooked up a Potato and Carrots as
sides. Because of some of her Medications he also served us
each a Glass of Sparkling Alcohol Free Fruit Juice as a
way of celebrating the Holiday.
After cleaning up the dishes we went on our Computers to see
what we missed during the day. That was when I found my Uncle
Bob’s Name where I didn’t want to see it. He
had been too sick to see when we visited back in October but this was
a real shocker. He had inspired me to chose things I did in life when
my father didn’t have an answer for me.
Not being able to reach my Aunt Anna’s Phone Number I called my cousin Jackie. She told me how sick he had been for the last month and that he had passed on Saturday morning. Jackie had never experienced this kind of loss before so I tried consoling her as best as I could. She advised me to call her mom in the morning.
Not as Colourful as last night. |
Kathy
and I would like to take this moment to wish all our Readers
and Their Families
a Safe and
Merry Christmas.
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you for following along and feel free to leave a comment.
Be
Safe and Enjoy!
It’s
about time.
Krackers
The
World's Great Proverbs
Don't
throw the baby out with the bathwater.
Sorry for your loss, Rick.
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas to you and Kathy.
So sorry for the loss of a loved one.
ReplyDeleteLooks like your settling in nicely and ready to get some rest with your friends around a campfire. Merry Christmas
Merry Christmas to you both. I'm sorry to hear about your uncle.
ReplyDeleteIt's especially hard to lose a loved one at Christmas. Merry Christmas from our house to yours.
ReplyDeleteSo sorry for you loss.
ReplyDeleteNow you have a Merry Christmas
Sorry to hear about Bob.
ReplyDeleteWishing Kathy and you a Merry Christmas.
I guess we need to appreciate every minute. Merry Christmas to you and Kathy.
ReplyDeleteSorry to hear about your uncle. Merry Christmas you two! Have a great day.
ReplyDeleteVery sorry for your loss. Merry Christmas to you and Kathy and take care of yourselves.
ReplyDeleteSorry for the loss of your uncle.
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas to you and Kathy.
Merry Christmas to you both.
ReplyDeleteSo sorry to hear about your uncle. Merry Christmas to you and Kathy.
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas to you guys! Love you both and send our condolences to Richard on the loss of his uncle Bob. Sorry to hear of his passing. xoxox Love Kevin and Miss and the boys.
ReplyDeleteSo sorry to hear about your uncle’s death. Hope a call to your aunt gives her comfort.
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas. Enjoy the desert.
So sorry to read about your lose. Sounds like he played an important role in your life.
ReplyDeleteHope you and Kathy enjoyed a Wonderful Christmas Day.
Sorry for you loos. Difficult to get news like this but even more so at this time of year.
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