My son, Andy, got home from work a little early today, so I snatched him up for a couple of pictures.
This is his serious Sergeant look. He is proud to be serving, and I am proud of him. He and his family are off to a cookout with Kelly's relatives, so Emma and I are just chill-in', and recuperating from the day's onslaught of grandchildren. :) By the way, the sun did finally shine today. Yahoo!
I've been thinking about how I'm going to transfer everything from this rig to the new one, if I decided I like it. (I know... there's not much doubt about that, but I had to put in a qualifier just in case.) I plan to ask them if I can drive the new, to me, rig to Andy's driveway and spend a couple of days making the transfer before driving my present rig back to the dealer's. It's not like I can run off with two vehicles by myself, and I have been a customer of theirs for many moons. It would also give me a chance to do a thorough cleaning job with my present rig while it's empty. I hope they go for that idea. It would sure be a lot easier on me than emptying out this rig to the garage, and then making the transfer. I'm keeping my fingers crossed. :)
Thanks for stopping by....talk to you later, Judy
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Judy, You are sure right about raising kids in our older years. When we are with our 2 young "grands" they can really tire us out.
ReplyDeleteYour son, Andy, is indeed a handsome man. Blessings to him and his family as they have made sacrifices in order to serve our nation!
Have a good weekend.
Emma and the horse are great. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteWhen I switched rigs, I parked them with the doors facing each other. Then I would put an 8' long, 24" wide piece of 3/4" plywood across the door thresholds, and just move everything like that.
My knees don't do steps very well, and I didn't want to stress them.
I hope your new rig is as expected, so we can hear all about it, with pictures.
Happy Trails, Penny, TX
I remember my grandmother, who took care of a baby granddaughter whose mother died, saying that she knew why God didn't let old women have babies. It sure wears me out just being around them. I also realize that I have more patience with the babies and toddlers, and less with the little kids who are testing their wings and trying to be independent. I know it's good for them and it's what they have to do, but grandparents can't deal with it.
ReplyDeleteYour son is indeed a fine looking man. Thanks to him and all who serve our country.
Penny, What a great idea for transferring belongings! I hope I can use that idea.
ReplyDeleteI have two of my three kids still serving their country. All three have served. Hoowah! Support out troops!!!
Great header photo of Emma & the horse doing smooches:))
ReplyDeleteAnother of lifes coincidences, Our youngest son is an Andy, Also thank him from one Vet to another for his service to our country, We had 4 sons and only one , our son Tim, served in the military, during desert storm and we are fortunate to have him home and now raising a family, It's not for everyone, but it sure made a man out of him, Your son is a good looking young man you can be rightfully proud of. The new header picture is a real keeper, just look at the looks on both of those animals faces. just one of wonder. Hope it goes well for you on getting the new rig, Be safe out there, Sam & Donna.
ReplyDeleteG-Kids are great!
ReplyDeleteAnd Great we can give them back at the end of the day!
Handsome son!