Our
Location today is at Wildwood Golf and RV Park, McGregor, Ontario.
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If
you had the chance to read our Follow Up Blog
from this morning you will better understand why we didn’t post a
full Blog last night.
Waking
up this morning I was amazed how good I felt after the Sleep
Disorder Clinic set my CPAP Machine to the
higher pressure. For anyone who doesn’t have Sleep Apnea
they can’t imagine how lack of sleep affects your body’s ability
to recharge itself while you sleep.
I
was up before 8:00 this morning and had read the most recent Blogs
posted on our Sidebar before starting to write yesterday’s
Follow Up Post. It wasn’t until I noticed some
Golfers on the Tenth Hole that I looked at the
time. I knew that Kathy hadn’t meant to sleep that late so I opened
the Window Shades in the Bedroom to wake her.
After
each having a Muffin with Two Coffees we settled in at
the Computers. We discussed a few things that we would like to
do besides sitting inside a very cold trailer that was being shook
from the High Wind Gusts.
It
was around 12:30 that we had Italian Wedding Soup for lunch
topped off with a Yogurt Cup for our dessert. Notice that we
are barely eating after yesterday’s Merry
Thanksmas Family Celebration.
Not
knowing what could suddenly pop up in the next couple of weeks we
decided to get some errands out of the way. Our first stop was the
Ciociaro Club in Windsor
where the Advanced Election Polls were open. It gives one a
sense of security when you are handed a Paper Ballot that you
take behind a screen to mark your X before placing it in a
Sealed Cardboard Box that will not be opened until after the
polls close on Election Day. No electronic meddling from
foreign countries.
The
next stop was Home Depot to
return the Three Gallon Pail that I was going to use to dye my
Pink Coveralls back to Blue. After watching an On-Line
Demonstration of how it is done the Pail
would definitely be too small.
We
stopped at Guardian Storage where
we went back to our Climate Controlled Storage Unit. Being in
the rush we were last night we didn’t think to look in some of our
Bins to find clothes that we may soon be needing. Luckily when
we packed those Bins Kathy had attached Labels on each
one telling us what was in it. By reading the Labels we didn’t
have to dig through anything but the Bins that contained what we were
looking for.
Lucky
for us when we spent our first winter at La
Posa South LTVA near
Quartzsite Arizona we had
purchased an additional Propane Tank. When the One Tank
was emptied a month ago I added the Spare. When the Second
Tank went empty last night I was able to get the Third Tank
to take its place. We stopped at Canadian Tire this afternoon and had
them both filled. In Canada you
are charged according to the size of the container so you make
certain they are Empty. At RV Pitstop
in Quartzsite you are charged
according to the amount of Propane it takes to fill the Tanks.
What it cost to fill each Tank today was what it cost to fill
Two in Quartzsite.
We
stopped at McDonald’s to use
their washrooms and to have an Ice Cream Cone to tide us over
until supper.
Across
the street we went to Giant Tiger
looking for one thing but walking out with new slippers for myself
instead.
At
Home the Wind was still
jolting the Trailer and since we’d had a snack it wasn’t
until nearly 7:00 that we ate supper. Kathy tried another processed
food that we really liked. It was Beef Brisket from Lou’s
Kitchen and like their Pulled Pork it was tasty
without being too spicy. We find the single serving package feeds us
both for a couple of meals.
Tomorrow
we have another celebration to attend so we’ll tell you about it
then. Thank
you for following along and feel free to leave a comment.
Be
Safe and Enjoy!
It’s
about time.
Krackers
Witty
Words of Wisdom
Reading
while sunbathing makes you well red.
Merry Thankmas! to you both, from Tom and I.
ReplyDeleteOut here at Costco or the local Co-op they fill by the litre, but the rest are still doing the flat rate deal.
ReplyDeleteMerry Thankmas!!!!!
ReplyDeleteToo bad they fill the propane bottles that way, I can see how that definitely would be more expensive!
ReplyDeleteWe have to watch where we get our propane filled down here too as some just charge you for the cylinder size and not what they actually put in.
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