Day two went much smoother. The day started with the folks at Sanderson Feed and Oil removing the tattered awning which is now stowed in Mel's living room. We are now headed to Elephant Butte where we plan on putting Chip Baker to work installing a new one.
Todays travels took us from Sanderson Texas to just south of Roswell New Mexico and tomorrow should put us in Elephant Butte. Visiting with friends while waiting for repairs is one way to enjoy the good life.
See, you just needed a day to get back in practice. ;c)
ReplyDeleteThat must have been it.
DeleteGlad to hear you had a good day.
ReplyDeleteTruth be know there are a lot more good days than bad in my world.
DeleteI like your attitude, John! That's the only way to look at life.
DeleteDonna, a half empty cup is still half full. Jus a matter of perspective.
DeleteHmmm. I just read about someone else that is at Elephant Butte. At least most of the day was uneventful. Hopefully, it'll be the same as you travel on. We like the good and uneventful days.
ReplyDeleteWe've had enough events to last at least a few weeks.
DeleteI just knew today was going to be better.
ReplyDeleteI now have put departure on hold until Wed. I don't like driving in 35 mph winds.
I don't blame you, I delayed the start of this trip to wait for the winds to lessen.
DeleteI think Elephant Butte is so beautiful. Safe travels.
ReplyDeleteI have friends there and usually make a spring and fall stop to visit.
DeleteHow are the temps where you are now? We got a cold front the other day, it's still pretty pleasant today. But that's about to change with a few hot days, then back into the 70's. It's enough to drive you crazy! ;-) Glad you'll be getting the awning fixed, but sorry that it had to happen. Now, watch out for aliens & chupacabra. Don't worry about the javalina they are real.
ReplyDeleteTemp is 79, but the big digfference is the humidity at 16%.
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