Well...we made our first trip in the camper. Not far, just about 10 miles from the
house. Hopefully this is where we will
be until the beginning of February. We
are eternally grateful to our wonderful friend for offering us this beautiful
place to park our home until we get all our ducks in a row. We could not ask for a better friend. We appreciate our good friend Jay as well,
for although we did not take him up on his offer, it was made with an open
heart. Friends who are really family - We love you both!!!
We couldn’t have done it today, without Althea and
Jesse. They were so helpful and encouraging. Didn’t let us get/stay rattled no matter what
happened. Kept us on an even keel the
whole time. We are truly blessed to have
family who can and do step up when we need them. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts!!!! And I want to mention the other part of the
Wendell trio, Debi has been keeping tabs on us and making sure that we are doing
ok and have what we need as the time got closer….even loaned us her van when we
had to leave the truck to be detailed.
Family! Where would we be without
them?!
Waving Good bye |
Now, the cats pitched a fit when we put them in the crate, first
we had to get them out of their room…didn’t get the door locked soon enough, but
finally settled down. Annie is still at
the house as we have no electric here, at this time, working on that issue –
simple oversight on the part of my sweet Trav, he didn’t get with the
owner/caretaker so didn’t know that there is a switch inside that needs to be
thrown.
Only one thing fell and that was my craft room shelves, one
side of the bracket just came right out of the wall, guess I’ll use anchors
when I put it back up. Other than that,
non-eventful inside, so I guess we did a good job of putting everything up
where it would stay put. Two tension
rods came free, but the items they were holding never moved, so they don’t
count. Lol
As I sit here writing this, in the dark cuz no electricity, all
I can really think about is how blessed we have been thru all of this. Every deadline has been met and God has found
ways to extent time when we needed it, every time.
On the road |
our new front yard |
This post is a little out of whack since I am still kinda
stressed and seem to have acquired a migraine along the way – it is manageable,
but don’t ask me to make any more decisions today – but I wanted to at least
get it written while everything was still fresh in my mind.
our new yard |
our new yard |
Annie has been doing wonderful with her ‘camper training’. Coming in and going out without any real
issues. She has it down. She wasn’t totally comfortable with Jess and Althea
this morning, but she didn’t freak out like last time, so that is a huge improvement. She is a little confused about where she
lives, but that will sort itself out now that the camper is not at the house.
The sale is tomorrow, and we are no where near done getting
all the stuff out of the house. But we
are doing the very best that we can and that will have to do. We are living in the camper, and that seems
to be going okay. Seeing as moving the
camper pretty much took up the whole day, I didn’t get the laundry done like I
had hoped, but that is minor in the grand scheme of things. I am not unhappy with any of this at this
point. We are happy, we have a roof over
our heads, we will be eating soon and we are safe…. who could ask for anything
more? Thank you, God!
Edit: we have
Power!!! Thank you, Bobby, for going out
of your way to make sure we were taken care of.
1 comment:
What a grand adventure! Looks like you're settling in well in spite of the "little" setbacks... We'll be bound for Charleston, SC next weekend
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