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It’s a wonder we’re spending the winter where we are, given we had originally planned to be two states over. But certain circumstances prompted a change in plan and, rather than start from scratch trying to find another RV park … Continue reading →

In a very under-reported case, a 40-year-old Red Cross nurse from Germany was recently given 6-months probation for injecting more than 8,500 elderly patients with saline solution instead of covid shots in 2021. Ultimately risking her job, no doubt her … Continue reading →

Fox News was my source of news until the stolen presidential election in November 2020, which was about the same time I deleted my Facebook account. Every day I’m grateful for doing both.🙏🏽 I’ve learned a lot of what I … Continue reading →

Yesterday, like a million other people, we got in on the Mega Millions lottery game hype and bought a couple of tickets for the $1 billion jackpot. I don’t even know why; there was virtually no chance of winning. As … Continue reading →

I’m very grateful to spend the winter somewhere that’s warm, especially since we live in a motorhome.🙏🏽 Although it’s possible and we have RV friends back in Branson doing it, living in an RV is not fun when it’s really … Continue reading →

My second attempt at socializing here (the first being last week when I played Mexican Train) was yesterday when I attended the “ladies’ luncheon” with my next door neighbor, Rose. Just like the RV park we wintered at for several … Continue reading →

Being grateful in each and every moment is a lofty goal, but I’m finding that it’s happening more often than not. And I’m grateful! I’m grateful because it’s really made a difference in my life. Practicing gratitude isn’t something that … Continue reading →

Lately I’ve been cognizant of my mouth and what comes out of it—in particular, to my husband. This is our sixth year of full-time RVing, and we have been in each other’s company every single day, nearly 24/7. He’s really … Continue reading →

One of the highlights of my day is the daily phone call from my daughter. Sometimes we talk—her mostly—for nearly an hour. Her life is much more active than mine, given all she has on her plate: her business, teaching … Continue reading →

One of the redeeming qualities of growing old, in my opinion, is that one realizes that all those quaint sayings heard throughout one’s lifetime were, in fact, truths. This one came to mind as I listened to an RV friend … Continue reading →