Things
just keep falling into place each week. We
just took care of our last time sensitive issue of arranging for our absentee
ballots. It is required that they be
sent to us at an address outside of our county.
Then we will receive them and return them to Polk County for
voting. We haven’t received our voter
registration cards yet, so are hoping they come in time.
Yesterday
I joined the line dance group for a while and then Left Brain and I went on a
tour of the Escapee Park and learned more of the history. The highlight of the
tour was going through the mailroom.
Unfortunately photography was banned so I can’t show you any it’s
features, but it is HUGE. The sorting
machine zips the letters through at an extremely fast speed. The mail truck (and we’re talking the semi
sized truck) comes twice a day, once to deliver the mail and once to send it
out. The Escapees RV Club mail service
is so large that they have been assigned their own zip code and our mail goes
from here straight to Houston TX.
Today
we took the tour of the CARE center. This
is a day care facility for those recovering from surgery, undergoing
rehabilitation and for those with dementia.
It provides the caregiver an opportunity to rest and take care of other
business during the day. At night the
patient goes back to their RV with the family member. It’s the only care facility designed
specifically with the RV lifestyle in mind.
When
the founders began this RV park they used machetes to hack through the dense
undergrowth to clear away the space for an office and 13 campsites. They figured that was all they would
need. Boy, were they wrong!
I
made some changes to my control panel on the computer and managed to get my
Sprint hot spot to work again. But I
still opted to run into town as I wanted to redo some storage things in my
closet so needed to revisit Wal-Mart again.
So today’s lunch was at McDonald’s.
My library card for Livingston just arrived today so tomorrow I’ll
probably go there to work on the blog and catch up with things.
I liked the tenacity of this tree determined to grow, even if it meant coming up through an abandoned silo. |
I
made an attempt to download a book from the library for my kindle but it failed
miserably. I may take the info in with
me to the library and see if they can help me with it.
Our
neighbors spent the better part of the day yesterday going through the process
of becoming Texans also, so we got to hear their horror stories. It was kind of fun to hear somebody else’s
tales of woe in how they were run around in search of multiple documents in
this process. I’m sure glad that’s done.
We
spent a quiet day around the RV. He cleaned up the car and I worked on the
inside of the RV. For supper I made
stuffed Italian shells. He wants to
grill something one of these days, so I guess I’ll have to let him play chef
for a while too.
Tomorrow I will go play with the line dance people
again and if the weather is nice we’ll check out Lake Livingston and see what
it has to offer.
Long
Live the Queen of Texas
Oh gosh, now you did it. My mouth is watering for stuffed shells. I LOVE pasta. Especially stuffed shells, lasagne and baked macaroni and cheese.
ReplyDeleteThat's a great photo of your RV. I am amazed at how much there is to learn and do in order to live in one. I think it's wonderful that they have a care center to help families out. That is so important, especially when you live in such smaller quarters.
Now I have to make some lunch for Pogo. He's been so perky and playful all morning. It's wonderful to see him having fun. You have a wonderful day. Hugs, Edna B.