This being Sunday, today began with Scripture reading and prayer. I just can’t get over the fact that Steve and Coop are so open about this organization being built on faith in God. How many organizations that aren’t specifically church related actually include God in the course of their business meetings? I admire them for doing this. Continue reading
We all arrived at 8:00 this morning to the Heber Springs Community Center where the conference is being held. The doors weren’t open yet so we all mingled in the hallways and looked at the vendor tables. They finally opened the doors around 8:45 and I found a table near the front so I could see without a lot of heads in my way. Continue reading
I’m finally catching up on blogging about our weekend, Tuesday and Wednesday. We went shopping! Continue reading
Yesterday Mark and I had to make a business trip to Port Washington. Yes, we can now say we’re making business trips. We drove 300 miles round trip to get a toilet! (It’s a long story.) Continue reading
My friends and co-workers, Katherine Plahmer and Rosanne Curran, are also quilters. Each of them has taken me to Barn Door Quilts in Sturgeon Bay. In fact, Rosanne went to school with the owner so she introduced me to her. I have been to a couple of quilt stores here in Door County and have hoped they’d have some fabric that typified Door County. The closest I’ve come is cherry fabric and nautical fabric. Continue reading
We find ourselves in an enviable position. We are wanted in two different places next summer! Here’s the scoop… Continue reading
Today was the last day of our work week, but this weekend isn’t going to be fun and games as usual. Remember all that training Mark got to be an RV inspector? He’s been working on his final training and the next two days he has to do two premier mock inspections. We are going to be so busy I doubt I’ll have time to write, so this is a brief check in. Continue reading
Last night several of us class members initiated a new fire ring Mark and I got and roasted marshmallows. We stayed up late talking, and then this morning everyone helped each other get ready to leave. Ricky and Mike helped Mark load his Harley into the truck and then we said our goodbyes to them. Lance drove by and wished us luck in our business and safety in our travels. Then I went over to Bob and Sally’s RV and knocked on the door. Bob came out and chatted with us for a while. He said he would recommend all of us to RVIC if we all wanted to contract with them. After all the goodbyes, we hit the road. Continue reading