We're in Baton Rouge right now and I lied to you yesterday. We won't be in Austin tonite and I don't know why I thought we would be, but instead we'll land in Baytown, a bit east of Houston. 250 miles. Sunday's drive will be 170 miles back to our RV park in Austin so we should arrive in time to take poor put-upon Scottie to the Dog Wash and also get our laundry done. And we'll need to dump our waste tanks and fill up with fresh water so we can disconnect our hoses for several days of freezing temps. Sunday will be a busy busy day.
BECCA - It seems all the best babies were teething at Christmas!
I prefer country roads, too, but not all of them are suitable for pulling a fifth-wheel. Plus it's hard to make time, though it's a better way to see the countryside. I'm not a fan of sharing the highway with big trucks but it's what we have to do sometimes. LORI - yes, I-5 is a rough road. And no offense, but it's much rougher in CA than in OR or WA, but it's still no picnic in the other states. And '99' was worse last time we were on that. And Chriss says it just beats her car up. Your sew-day with friends sounds nice. Where do you sew? One of your homes or do you gather at a shop? church? I checked out your quilt. I love color combos like that.
CAROL - have fun at Road! Like I really needed to tell you that! ha!
I have some leftover cooked chicken and rice pilaf. I think I'll add some onion, celery, mushrooms, and cream soup and call it a casserole. Bill loves this kind of meal so hope it turns out. A salad on the side.
What will you be creating for your supper tonite?
