HOT DOGS AND TEA

Sometimes when your home is mobile it's easy to forget where you are at.  You might be in an established RV resort like we are now.  Or, like this last weekend, you could be in a rustic tree covered campground.  So we are coming to learn that "home" is wherever we make it. 

Our daughter Michelle and family joined us for Labor Day weekend.  The park we are staying at in Chimacum doesn't allow tents. So we moved down the road 10 miles to a rustic campground where we could all be together, complete with campfire and smores.  We spent 3 days just messing around.  We took the ferry to Edmonds, went to Hurricane Ridge, and visited Port Townsend where we enjoyed a hot dog while being entertained by a trombone player.

But there comes a time when you need a little more refinement.  So it was off to Port Gamble to the Tea Room for afternoon tea.  Of course the ladies got to pick out a hat to wear, and we all got to pick our favorite tea. 

So we finished the afternoon with finger sandwiches, scones, and some wonderful tea.   Once again proving why we enjoy this lifestyle so much.

Until later.

CATCH UP TIME

I know it has been a couple of weeks since our last post so I'll try to bring you up to date.

I got to play professional photographer for a day, helping daughter Julie photograph a wedding on the Oregon coast.

Took Grandkids for a ride in the motorhome when we left the coast on Sunday.

Moved  up to Olympia, WA. for a couple of days.

Attended a professional photographers workshop in Seattle with Julie.

Spent the Labor Day weekend camping in Port Ludlow with Michelle, Ian, Nemo, and Mia.

Visited our Niece Lauren and her new baby Judah in Edmonds.

So we are now settling in for the month here in Chimicum.  We do have several things planned.  We want to attend the Wooden Boat Festival in Port Townsend this weekend.  Next weekend we are going on a farm tour.  Sometime this month we want to go to downtown Seattle for the day, and also Whidby Island.  Then there's the Olympic National Park and the..... 

Yes we have plenty to keep us busy.



Until later.