As far as last week’s work went,
there is not much to report; being gone from the RV from 5:30 AM to 5:30 PM
doesn’t leave much time for social activities.
Sunday was different however, with a morning church service, afternoon
laundry, and an evening visit to a neighborhood Christmas lights display. One house in particular had their lights
synchronized to carols being played on an FM frequency. They were also taking donations for charity.
For at least the last week or so
our temperatures have been below normal with lows near zero and highs in the
20s. Lots of RV parks and lots of fellow
campers have had freezing issues with their water and sewer hoses. We have had only minor issues, compared to
many others. A number of RVers have had
enough of the cold and have left for warmer temperatures, foregoing any bonus
for completing the season with Amazon. We’ve
gotten to know many of our co-workers so it’s sad to say goodbye. We plan to stick it out here until the
official end next Saturday. It is much
easier now that the temperatures have moderated. It is still freezing at night, but a whole
lot of melting takes place during the daytime.
Bob and I spend most of the day
doing errands and Christmas shopping. We
usually wait until weekdays do get out and about and avoid the masses, however,
it was really busy shopping today.
Apparently the masses are out during the week now also. Tomorrow will be a quiet day. We’re going to the all-you-can-eat sushi
restaurant again with Ogie and Bill – yummmmm!
Getting ready for our last 4 day stint!
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