Sherri and I dropped the house off at the lake and headed out...homeless. We are staying in a motel now and we are being wined and dined by the company this week.
We woke up this morning with frost on our noses. I had turned the air down last night because it was so hot and when we woke up it must have been 50 in the room. Sherri was rolled up in a ball of covers and I could hear her muffled cries for me to turn the air off. I had to laugh it was cold and she was not about to come out of her cocoon until I had the room warmer.
We got our showers and got dressed and headed down stairs to the breakfast bar for some coffee and nourishment. I had the waffles in the shape of Texas. Sherri had a little ol muffin that would not have stayed with me more than an hour.
We finished our breakfast and then loaded up in our ride and left for the store. We left in plenty of time to get there...not ever having traveled to this store from the motel we found that we did not need to leave quite that early. We were in the parking lot about 15 minutes before time to start. Tomorrow we will have some extra coffee time for sure.
I would like to thank all my readers out there for sticking with me through the times of dull writing. Yes I know that when we are on the road working we don't have a lot to report. We just get up and drive in and then go out to eat and back to the motel. Not much of an adventure to write about but I do try to keep up the diary of daily events in my life so that one day when I am confined to my home I can read about all the wonderful times I had exploring.
I hope that you that have journals out there keep that in mind and try to keep up with your daily routines and what all you do so that you will have some interesting reading later in life. I hope that someday my children will enjoy reading about what I did and where I went. Maybe if they are as lucky as I am they too will get to travel and see some of this great land before it falls into the hands of who knows who...
Somewhere in Time
7 comments:
You are one of the lucky ones if you had a working thermostat, I think they are just for looks in the hotels I rent, temp stays the same all night.
Stay Safe
Joe, it's never boring reading when you are keeping up with friends. I get excited to see a new post to your blog no matter what you two are doing. :)
Connie
I think we all search for something to say in our blogs, but honestly, I find just reading about other peoples lives and families, and ups and downs, just makes us all feel good. There is no such pefect life, but we can all do the best with what God gave us.keep on blogging, we enjoy your travels, job or not. I sometimes think I am boring people with my bus driving tales as we wait to go full time, I hope not but I would be the one bored if I wasn't doing something. Be safe out there.Sam & Donna
I feel lost when you don't post. It won't be long you'll be on the road. We're in one place awhile, but doing a lot of visiting and sightseeing that we never did when we lived here. Keep posting, we'll keep reading. Dee
I so enjoy reading your blog. I have been journaling for years and blogging for about two years. I so enjoy when I get notes from others who read my blog.
I too like reading about the daily life of others and what is going on in their lives. I like to see where people are living and traveling and doing.
We currently are living/working/traveling with a carnival in the Pacific Northwest. You can read all about us at my blog, Ali's Page at www.ali1257.blogspot.com
Keep writing! Wishing you a blessed day.
Joe, believe me you are never dull or boring! As my Karen would say...he just makes me laugh!
Miss you guys. Hugs to you both.
I do not find your blogs boring. I enjoy reading about your travels and adventures, especially the ones about the grandkids. I have two (3 and 5) and they keep me hopping when they come to visit. Take it easy and stay safe in your travels. Keep up the good blog.
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