Friday, March 8, 2013

The Bed Remains

We were a little nervous that Dad might see the empty bed on our blog yesterday, but he is very busy at work right now. We are probably safe until he gets home.  Last night, I was in the bed and Scout really wanted it.  She kept crying to Mama.  Mama said she would have to wait her turn.  Scout has been in it since we returned from our 6 a.m. walk.


 I am keeping the dinette bed warm.  All is well in our home this morning.

Mama ordered a knitting loom project book last month from Amazon.  The delivery time is from February 25th until March 12th. It has not arrived and there is no tracking available.  She checks with the office every day.  She finally decided to check out YouTube for some patterns.  She found one yesterday that she liked.


It is a potholder. Dad said "How many potholders do you need?"   Well, I bet she needs a few more because she likes this project and she has a lot of yarn.  BOL!  

We finally figured out our mystery neighbors.  Well, we don't know their connection to each other, but they are working at the rodeo.  They have a parking pass in their car.

Remember the really nice neighbors that brought Mama the Subway sandwich when we moved here?  They left on Sunday.  Mama was really sad to see them leave.  They are headed further south. They said they drove by our place and noticed we had a new motor home.  The man said "You really stepped up in the world!"  Tuesday afternoon, we had our door open and we heard someone say "Hello, hello?" We went to the door and it was a couple from Houston, MO.  They wanted to know what part of Missouri we call home. They talked for a while and said they noticed we had upgraded our motor home.  They are here for medical reasons.  The man said he just found out he is CANCER-FREE!   Mama congratulated him.  Mama was sad to see our old friends leave, but then we made new friends. That is the way it is in our life now.  There are a lot of goodbyes and nice to meet yous going on. 

Joey,
The Greyhound Who Is Glad Mama Is No Longer Making Hats

8 comments:

  1. It is an interesting life you have now. So many comings and goings. But you sure do get to meet a whole lot of folks.
    Blessings,
    Goose

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  2. What! No more hats? I must say that I do like the new potholders. Plus, your momma can use a potholder "gift" as a way to meet the new people who come around or to old friends who are leaving. I can't imagine anyone who couldn't use a potholder. Tell momma to get crocheting. Glad to see that you and Scout are back to protecting the bed. Don't let your guard down. The bed is depending on you!

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  3. That would be one of the best parts of living the RV life - meeting new people all the time. You never know when you may "run into" them again. Also, getting to see so many new places and eat different places and just not be tied down with all the "stuff" when you live on a foundation!!! Keep up the good work with the bed, Scout and Joey - but share!

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  4. I think there would be an internet petition if the bed ever disappeared. Life on the Road. Never know who your neighbors will be.

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  5. Joey,
    Walker and I know all about the little, whining girl. Maggie does it all the time!
    Our Mom says she's going to make us some scarves out of yarn. We told her we do not want to wear scarves. She wants to do it anyway. Wish we could get her to make potholders . . .
    Stay on top of that bed. Hahaha!
    Love,
    Truly, Maggie and Walker

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  6. I think Max and I would enjoy traveling like you guys - love to meet all the different people along the way and see lots of new places...sounds like a dream! Hold on the the bed!!! :)

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  7. It must be a brilliant life meeting new people and going to new places. You little mice are playing while the cat is away :)
    Dip Bridge and Elliot x

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  8. Mum wanted to say that she really likes the potholder pattern - can't wait to see all the things your mom makes with her new loom!

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