Shedding the dirt and grime

The winds finally calmed last night as the cold front moved through.  It was a chilly 41* as I took Emma for her first outs this morning.  As usual, there was not a cloud in the sky, and the temps slowly crept up through the morning.  I went up to the visitor’s center, but the volunteer coordinator won’t return until next Monday.  Every one seems to think I’ll just be working the visitor’s center while I’m here, but I’ll wait until Monday to see if maybe there can be a little more variety to my assignment.  One of the staff mentioned that she had a lot of filing that she couldn’t seem to get to.  That, absolutely didn’t appeal to me!

Just before I headed up to the visitor’s center, this little buck came casually walking through RV pads.

He was looking to nibble some sweet morsels from the protected trees outside the laundry building.  Don’t know how she does it, but Emma some how knew something was outside even with all the windows closed.  She gave a little bark which caused me to look out the windows, and that’s how I spotted this deer.  She couldn’t look out the windows or hear anything, so that’s why it amazes me when she knows some animal is passing.

 

After lunch, I decided this was the perfect afternoon to wash the rig.  I had a couple of thousand miles of bugs, and dirt, and grime to remove.  It took most of the afternoon, but the rig is now sparkling clean on the outside, and so is the little car.  I’m thinking I’m going to sleep good tonight.  :)  You know, I’m not crazy about these “blue” chores, but I always have a great feeling of accomplishment as I sit and admire the results of my efforts.  I’d just prefer to admire someone else's efforts to make my rig spick and span.  :)

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Thanks for stopping by….talk to you later,  Judy