As the title indicates, nothing too exciting happened these
few days. I realize some of you might
be asking yourself, “Then why blog”?
The answer is, we want to have a daily accounting to look back on. So that’s why I try to at least put something
down. We’ve been enjoying camp life
here. It’s still not busy, and having
senior citizens for your only neighbors has its benefits. No loud music or carousing! (Although, ask Missy sometime about what
she did to the neighbors’ hummingbird feeder).
We do some activity or another in the cool mornings (usually a bike ride
for Missy, and a hike for me). Then we enjoy reading in our loungers. Pretty much right on schedule we’ve had
thunderstorms move in for the early afternoon. After a couple of hours, they move on out
again.
On Friday we drove to Gunnison. Normally this would be a 1 hour trip, but
with the construction it took an extra 20 minutes. The public library had disappointed internet
speeds. I got faster results using the
3G from my phone. After leaving the library, we tried and failed
to find a place to fill our water jugs.
We were hoping Gunnison would be like BV and Pagosa Springs by having
awesome water. Oh well. We stopped at Walmart and the grocery store
and headed home. When we approached the
traffic, the pilot car was JUST heading out in our direction. We got to skip the 15 minute wait! It was funny how that made our day!
*On Saturday we texted with Dad for the first time
ever! (new phone) He was over at Josh’s for a visit. Made us miss everyone, especially our
adorable nephews. Can’t wait to get
back to MN for a visit. Oh, and Josh
and I started playing Words with Friends for the first time. Let’s see how disciplined he’ll be able to be
when it’s his turn during work hours.
:-)
Sunday will be our first run on the Taylor River. I’m very excited and nervous! Hopefully we won’t have any CFs or
Boondoggles…
*Everything in this paragraph was actually tremendously
exciting!
Tina won both of the first two games, though she did draw all four of the blanks.
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