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Today is actually the anniversary of the day we moved out of our house and officially went fulltime. 13 years ago. I will post about that tomorrow.
Wow really did it this morning all these fun times campfires and visiting are wearing us out I actually slept until 7:15 this morning!!! Almost 3 hours later than normal.
Last night after supper about 7:00 pm the band started playing on the outdoor stage by the club House . The Bon Jovi Tribute band We went down to check them out for a while listened to a few songs, not songs we knew though. They were good, and Rock N Roll is not our favorite, and too loud for us, we had options, so we decided to head down to last campfire our friends were having. 3 couples leaving in the morning. John, Wendy, Ken Kim and Larry and Diane.
they were right into it |
nicely set up on the covered stage here. |
they were selling Hamburgs and hot dogs there as well. |
lots of people came down, lawn chairs and enjoyed the music |
Joe, Nelly, Gerry, his grand daughter and Melinda enjoying the music |
so heading the fire I grabbed a couple of soft ice cream cones just because |
we enjoying the campfire and other family showed up Nicole. Keith and their son nice to see them again |
a good lively group enjoying the campfire and always lotsa laughs |
another great campfire. |
We enjoyed great campfire and could still hear the band as well. and we ,managed to stay there until 9:36 pm , the latest for us everyone was surprised.
not too busy yet |
love it here under the trees |
lots of pizza varieties here. |
we do enjoy these Freestone peaches when in season |
Now to relax in the afternoon shade with a nice breeze. temperature is 89 F feels like 104 F. yup it is warm for sure. Sunday most of the weekend campers are heading home so the campground is getting much quieter now, just the way we like.
pretty peaceful now after the busy weekend |
A bit later the cat lady here walked by and gave us a few fresh veggies right from her garden like she does pretty well every year, thank you so much again!
fresh tomatoes and cucumber from her garden |
Ron and Joe stopped by for a short chat nice to see them again stop by |
Gerry and Alyia, plus Tucker stopped by7 today day as well Tucker in the shade under our coach too hot for him |
No happy hour today with Bill and Barb winds picked up and major storm predicted, But eventually the storms went north and south of us, we were saved!
Then at 4:45 time to whip up a salad and grill a couple of bone in pork chops, 2 minutes a side and they turned out real tasty, Got a deal on these 6 chops for 5 bucks , I could not turn that down. 3 tasty meals for us.
Nice chops seasoned with our Grub Rub from Texas we like |
not long on our Weber Q tasty and tender |
added to our salad and shared a peach did the trick tonight |
We actually enjoyed a very relaxing day and with the storm gone by will probably join Bill and Barb for a final campfire with them before they head out in the morning.
Glad that you took the time to check us out and just know y'all had a great day as well.
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You had the best of both worlds...socializing with your friends by the campfire and being able to enjoy the music at the same time.
ReplyDeleteGerry is truly a doting grandfather Alyia is the true winner in this she is going to have wonderful memories of her childhood with both Gerry and Melinda.
Bet those hats at the Pinery Flea Market are made in Mexico. Enjoy the last night with your friends.
Thanks Ms Belinda we sure did.
DeleteYes we did enjoy both of those things, Gerry spends so much quality time with her she will have some wonderful memories. Yes the hats sure were made in mexico as are most straw hats I have found.
Nice looking peaches!, we passed thru Palisade CO in time for their most excellent farmer's market. The western slopes of the CO Rockies produce the best peaches we've had.
ReplyDeleteThe 'tribute' bands are sometimes very good, if you know and like the music.
These peaches are fro m Niagara area in Intraio famous for their peaches and wines. Nice that you found a good farmer's market. Ww have seen few Tribute gand that we enjoyed. These guys were good just not music we knew.
DeleteI used to love Rock n Roll but man loud music makes my nerve go crazy LOL must be that old age thing. But you did have a nice weekend and found other things to enjoy.
ReplyDeleteNever really cared for this hard rock, but yes I guess that age thing creeps up on us. We still had a busy weekend.
DeleteCongratulations on your 13 years!
ReplyDeleteThanks you been a blast and went so quickly.
DeleteLove those flea markets. They just don't do that down in like they do in Canada. Your chops look fabulous as always. Bon Jovi is the favorite of my friends kids. I think we are one generation too old to enjoy music that loud!! At least you put in an appearance!! Probably more than I would have done.
ReplyDeleteWe do have some wonderful Fleamarkets/farmer's markets. The chops were excellent again. I agree with you about the loud music, but then each generation seems to have their own music. I just wanted to go down and check them out being right here in the campground.
DeleteBe careful not to wear yourselves out.
ReplyDeleteSome quiet times this week to recharge or batteries.
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