We will be
leaving here on Sunday morning, headed to Duncan’s Campground in Lothian, MD
just outside of Washington, D.C. Weather
has prevented us from getting out on the bike for the last couple of days, each
afternoon a storm has come through with very strong winds. Luckily the winds didn’t damage anything here
in the campground – but it sure did make a lot of noise!
Greg came
down with a summer cold on Tuesday evening, seems to be getting a little better
now. Good thing we got our sightseeing done
earlier in the week. It was better that
he stay home and rest for a couple of days.
While he’s been napping I’ve been doing some miscellaneous things around
the house. I cooked chicken and rice
yesterday so we could have some really good chicken/rice/cheese enchiladas and margaritas
for supper this evening.
Another
couple that had been to the rally in Syracuse pulled into the campground this
evening. That got me to thinking about
the comments we heard from people who were looking at the new RVs at the
rally. Those RVs are “dressed to impress”
and it seems so many people don’t look beyond that to what the RV would look
like once it was “lived in”. We’ve made
several changes to our RV that have made it more “ours”. It still looks very nice, but it’s not “dressed
to impress” it is a comfortable home for us.
So, I
decided that when we’ve not been out sightseeing I might fill in with some
pictures and descriptions of things we’ve done to the RV. Today though, I’m sending this picture so my
kids can be assured that The Cookie Jar is still intact.
This cookie
jar has been in every kitchen I have had since 1967, that is 46 years and 13
kitchens. When we move it gets wrapped
up and stored very carefully. No one
would put this cookie jar in a display RV, but it is part of what makes our RV
home.
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