Heading Home, Raiding The Fridge and New Book.

 Our Location today is Windsor, Ontario.

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Hopefully, tonight won’t be a third in a row that we spend tossing and turning. The reason I said we, is because when I’m moving around, it wakes Kathy. The bright side was we slept a little latter to Threatening Clouds that took their time breaking up.

After enjoying our Breakfast Pastry we took our Coffees to the Computers. The regular Bloggers we follow are mostly heading home or closer to it at this time. I keep tracking the bad weather on the Radar, then listening to the US Weather Network for advisories. Even though tomorrow, there are threats of possible Tornadoes coming from the Gulf towards the Great Lakes. Remembering our own trips like that, we can only wish them Safe Travels.

For lunch we enjoyed Grilled Cheese Sandwiches, but in an effort to declutter the Fridge, mine contained Jalapeno Peppers.

After cleaning up the dishes we were again back On-Line. There is a never ending amount of information to absorb. Our friend and Former Fulltime RVer Nick Russell has just released his latest book called Big Lake Accident. It’s presently available On-Line, but should be available in print by next week. The last time I looked we had Forty-Five of his books on the shelf.

I was again making certain the Veggies in our Fridge wouldn’t go bad by making a Stir-Fry for supper. I then fried up some finely chopped Bacon that went on a bed of Shredded Cheddar Cheese on a Wrap. It had a different taste then Mozzarella, but was still delicious and there’s enough Stir-Fry for a few more meals.

The 6 o’clock Local News repeated the same Weather Concerns that the US Network had earlier issued.

We are looking forward to a Sunny weekend before we start warming up next week.

Thanks for following along and feel free to leave a comment, unless it personally attacks someone for their opinion, or is Spam.

Be Safe and Enjoy!

It’s about time.

Krackers

You’ve Been Drinking Too Much Coffee When,

You can take a picture of yourself from ten feet away without using the timer.