Upon arriving in Houston in February, we have been at a standstill due to my pending medical treatment and now, the Covid-19 virus. But, we set out on our trip approximately three months prior to my starting this blog. With that said, I will do some backtracking and share about our earlier adventures. We departed …
Like everyone during this unusual time, we are stuck in our “home” and unable to go out much. Aside from the occasional trip to the grocery, a walk around the local park, or my trips to MDA, we are trying to adhere to the rules and staying home. I wouldn’t say I am depressed about …
January 24, we left the Atlanta area and drove north to Knoxville, TN to spend some time with very dear friends. We were excited because this was the first time we had come to them as opposed to their traveling to visit us. Knoxville is a beautiful little city that gives you the perks of …
Wow! Where has the time gone? It has been two weeks since my last post. I admit, I have been a little lazy when it comes to accessing my computer and being motivated to blog. In my defense, we have taken a few excursions away from the trailer during this time. One of these excursions …
Last week, on a Facebook group page I follow, someone commented that she has lived in Utah most of her life but has failed to explore her own state. This got me to thinking. How many of us are guilty of this? I admit, I am. We have lived in several states and have not …
That is right, we are in Snowbird Country: South Florida. RV campgrounds down here are quite full and a little on the expensive side. It is recommended to book your camp site months in advance. If you want to stay on the Keys, well you better book one year in advance and be willing to …
We returned to Florida on December 31 from visiting the family for the holidays. We spent the remainder of the day resting up. Needless-to-say, our New Year’s Eve was uneventful! That is okay, because we spent a week away from the puppies and the idea of leaving them alone for several more hours did not …
I spoke with my doctor in November and learned that my tumor marker had increased. My husband and I had toyed with the idea of doing something different for Christmas such as taking a cruise. But after the news of my tumor marker, I felt it was important to spend the holiday with my loved …
338 consecutive years is how many the Boone Hall Plantation has been producing some sort of products. Originally founded in 1681, the plantation began growing indigo and was quite successful until about 1776. Since England was the biggest importer of the indigo, demand halted abruptly! The plantation remained in the Boone family for several more …
My first trip to South Carolina and we stayed near Charleston. This city is one of the oldest in our nation as it was founded in 1670. The southern region of the state is referred to as the Low Country due to the elevation in regards to sea level. The rich history and beauty will …