I saw Jamey and Sage off this afternoon, so now there’s time to reflect on their visit… Continue reading
Family visit
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Tag Archives: Door County
HOME, SWEET HOME!
Mark and I could feel our excitement rising throughout the day today as we got closer and closer to home. Even when I had a migraine, I was glad to be back in familiar territory, and Mark was positively giddy! Tucson was every bit as happy as we’d been hoping all along she’d be. I guess the cats were happy too, but they were too suave to show it. Continue reading
Finally! From Madison, WI
We woke up in the RV in our driveway this morning and finished the last of what we needed to get ready to roll. We pulled out of our driveway at 11:40 this morning. Yay! Continue reading
Reflection on this summer
Today was my last day at Seaquist and my last day at Tea Thyme was about a month ago. We have a little over a week to go before we hit the road in our RV. I thought this might be a good opportunity to reflect on lessons learned this summer. Continue reading
Our 9th anniversary!
As of today, Mark and I have had nine years of wedded bliss, more or less. I had the day off work, and he got home from work earlier than usual so we could celebrate. Continue reading
First day at Seaquist
I didn’t have an opportunity to write last night and several people have asked me today how my first day at work went. It went really well! Continue reading
Making a house a home
With Mark using the truck for work every day and my friends now working, I have maybe a week to a week and a half to be a housewife before my job starts (hopefully). Continue reading
From Ellison Bay, WI
We’re ho-o-me!
The country mouse and the city mouse
Mark and I were comparing our day today and we had two very different experiences. Continue reading
Mark’s progress: Rowley’s Bay
From the time Mark entered Door County, he has been staying with a couple from my church, John and Georgene Mann. They let him park the RV in front of their milking barn. They didn’t have the right kind of hookups for him, but between his generator and his propane tank, he managed.