Still down and out in Louisiana :(

After spending most of yesterday on the couch, and getting a pretty good night’s sleep, I felt a little better when I got up.  As the morning wore on, however, the lower abdominal pains returned.  I had asked the crew here at Premier RV not to work on my rig yesterday, and they honored my wishes.  After checking this morning to see if I was still alive,  :), they continued the last few things to finish up the fridge installation.

After securing the fridge so it won’t pop out of it’s hole while I’m driving down the road, Cory, installed this little lock in the top of the freezer.  When traveling, I will push this lock down all the way.  At rest, the post comes out.

I will place this strip of Velcro around the door handles for the  same effect.  Then he began to work on the electrical problem.  I can’t seem to get the lights (brake, turn, etc.) to work on the toad.  I think he’s getting a little heartburn over this challenge.

 

 

Cory also worked on getting the drawer below the fridge to work properly.  He is so meticulous!  The inside flooring for the fridge had to be lowered to fit the new one in.  The drawer still worked, but was slightly off kilter, and there was no longer any latch.  He lowered the face of the drawer, leveled the drawer slides, and cut out a notch in the back of the drawer so that the latch could be reinstalled.  The fridge and drawer are good to go.  It is my feeling that Universal RV in Minnesota would not have taken the time to bother with this detail since the drawer did slide in and out!

 

Tomorrow, I think he’ll continue on solving the electrical problem and probably install the new washer/dryer replacement.  I know I’m going to have a whopper of a bill, but being able to watch most of the work being done, I feel I’m being well taken care of.  They also found a way to dump my tanks for me today since they knew I was struggling to walk around.

 

Listening to the news this evening, two things caught my attention.  First, there is a Cooper’s hawk that is flying around inside the National Library in Washington, DC.  They can’t get it out, so they have called in experts from the National Fish and Wildlife Service.  That’s who I mainly volunteer for.  By the video I saw, my guess is it is a second year female.  :)

 

Secondly, the local weather man said we had about 2” of rain yesterday and today, and that the crawfish fields are being replenished.  In my travels around the country, that’s the first time I’ve heard a report on crawfish fields!  :)  I think I’d better get back to the couch…

 

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