Home, Suite Home (09-28-14)

As you might imagine, the first few days of settling back into our Mobile Suites was a bit hectic.  First we drove over and checked on it to make sure there were no issues. 

There weren’t, so we dropped the camper off at the RV Park and headed over to pick up the trailer.












It felt very strange, in a good way, to have the trailer tagging along behind us.

Everything is a bit of a mess, as we move back into the trailer.  Anything that will “live” in the camper is in a pile in the trailer, pending a thorough cleaning of the camper.

Dozer was practically hugging the carpet he was so happy to be back!

He is so happy to have his recliner back.  He takes turns sitting on our laps.  It’s been 4 months since he has had that opportunity!

Mostly our days have been filled with projects.  Some of them easy, like installing a solar panel on the roof of the camper. Ok, that was easy for me, anyway.  I didn’t even have to climb up to take the picture- Paul took it.  But he is very happy with the result.








I have been busy with paperwork and the not so fun task of taking care of our medical needs.  Finding new doctors and dentists on a regular basis is one of the things I detest about full time RVing.  Figuring out where we will be, and when, is tough, and it never seems to be the same place twice.  We are hoping to change that by finding doctors in Tucson.  We like Tucson and its a large enough city to have numerous quality medical options.


Anyway, lest you think that it has been all work and no play………

Fun with Friends in Fresno

Our social calendar has been quite full since we arrived. We’ve had dinner several times with our friends, although having everyone over to our place will wait until the camper is squared away.

We attended a “Wine Walk”- food and wine tastings were set up in a large parking lot, with about 15 wineries being represented.  I am not sure why they called it a “walk” though.  Security guards were everywhere, making sure we didn’t walk with our wine.  We had to finish each sample before we moved outside the small perimeter.  Fun time though!

  You may have noticed that the final phase of our Alaska trip has taken place- Paul’s beard is back to “normal”.

The weekend was spent at Kirk and Karen’s cabin at the lake.  We tried out the new version of Monopoly where the game pieces are things such as cell phones. How weird is that?  I guess what’s more weird is that the cell phone looks
“dated” already.







The game involves no cash- just credit cards, and properties worth millions of dollars. The rent on New York Ave., with a hotel, was 9.5 million dollars.  Huh? It was a little difficult to get used to it!










The projects are continuing and so is the planning.  We will pack up the camper again on Thursday and head to sunny Burbank California to spend a few days with our daughter.