Sat. Oct. 30th 2010 Grove Oklahoma

Join us as we travel North America in our Holiday Rambler Vacationer, 

 since August 2006

      Wow we are making Big money. Back in March of this year I decided to add Google Adds to our blog. I am doing the blog anyway lets see if we can make some money while doing it. Its free and the adds are reputable ones from Google and they appear to have relevance to the context of the blog. The way if works is that when visitors to our blog click on the adds (and some look interesting) we make a few pennies, (our sales commission). Now over the months there have been a few clicks, but all of a sudden there has been quite a few in September and we are soon to receive our first check of over forty dollars! So we would like to thank those for checking out the adds and helping our retirement fund grow, but don't just click on them for fun, you should be somewhat interested in the context of these adds.

      Saturday morning was a nice, warm sunny way to start the day. With coffee's and computing, a bit of local news, then a walk about the resort. Down by the fishin hole with kids in paddle boats playing. There is a fish cleaning station and quite a large area for members to dock their boats. A few campsites were decorated for Halloween and children running about playing games. I stopped to chat with Deb and Rob from Ontario for a while and we checked out their fridge. Its definitely not working, and it appears that the ammonia has all leaked out, so a major repair is in the works for them when they arrive in Albuquerque New Mexico on Monday. Debbie was busy cooking up meats from the fridge and putting other stuff in coolers.

       After this I went across the road to the Farmers Market (an IGA grocery store) for a few items. This is a very nice small town store with a great meat counter, cheese counter and pretty well anything we needed at reasonable prices. Their Saturday special is a pulled pork on a bun for only one dollar. So I stood in line and added two sandwiches to our groceries and we had a very tasty filling lunch, with a smile and heavy midwestern accent greeting from the clerks "y'all have a great saturday now!"

       Then afternoon I cleaned the many bugs off the front of our coach and windshield and we could once again sit out and read in the very hot sunshine, oh so nice! Really about (88f-30c), our thermometer was in a bit of sun and got to over (110f-45c) and no wind! It seems so long since we had a chance to do this. Then supper time was a pork loin roast, with potatoes, carrots and cauliflower with cheese, oh and of course apple sauce. This was followed by a rush of trick or treaters coming around the campground, not sure where they all came from, over 80 altogether, we ran out of candies. Then we can read a bit more and some tv before calling it a night.

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