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Then we had a literal month of rain in July, lost another month. Our visit to Hilton Head had me trying cocktails.

It has enabled us to cook outside the entire time we were in Hilton Head in April. I find it easier to cook fresh because doing a lot of food prep ahead of departure is too time consuming

I looked forward to trimming the hydrangea because I had a plan for the branches, a dead hedge. ) Dead hedge simply repurpose garden waste garden with ernest Dead hedge (natureworks.org.uk) How To You heard it correctly; this 1850 house now has heat on the second floor. 😳 I adorned the space with I had used the color of dirt prior because I was lazy. That means we'll be in Hilton Head soon.

Since I hang dry a lot of my tops I had them hanging in the cab. (Hilton Head Island has strict rules on signage and trees - you can barely see the Wal-Mart) When not We love that we can pack up our home in the driveway and then head out for short and extended trips with

Many good times were had together. she had to be hospitalized a few times. So, we had to crate him when unattended or he would pee on something. Fergus' final chapter where he got good food, comfy beds, RV rides from Northern Maine, to Ohio, NJ, Hilton Head, Jacksonville, and many places in between.

Currently with limited wifi so putting up photos of our recent locations from my phone without much detail. It's been a great trip. We'll be home soon.

just feel that there is already so much to do just to prepare and pack to get ready that making meals ahead Here is a video I shot while we are at the Hilton Head Harbor Marina & RV Resort. When I cook chops, I serve with baked beans that I have made ahead, and usually a veggie like sauteed

In order to be able to live with dark wood cabinets I had to find an RV that had real wood cabinets ( We stayed in New Jersey, Virginia, Outer Banks, Hilton Head South Carolina, Tybee Island Georgia, and Once the boating season winds down we will head up to the Maine coast for another change of scenery.

Now that the second rainiest month on record in NH is over the sun is back we can get on with summer as usual...almost. The record rainfall has raised the lake level trapping our boats in Back Bay due to the low clearance to fit under the bridge to big lake. Sigh...so we uncovered the boats and just looked at them! Our friends "Martini & Manhattan" also have a boat trapped in Back Bay. So we convened to enjoy the marina with cocktails, snacks, and fresh air powered by a high velocity fan. On the plus side, we are saving on fuel. Fortunately we have friends with a boat not trapped in Back Bay. A booze cruise aboard the WTF! Here's a video of the WTF booze cruise. The WTF is docked at Roberts Cove Marina in Alton. And for other events, outdoor shows are enjoyable with no rain. We went to a comedy show presented by Great Waters with the venue at Castle in the Clouds. A lovely warm summer evening made the experience enjoyable. So as you can see, all is good. Life is what you make of it!

Even better, the host had fresh eggs and homemade sourdough for sale. We picked up both and enjoyed a quiet, comfortable night before heading home again. Once the summer sun and heat arrived, the plants got busy growing beautiful flowers. The Busy Month Ahead Summer starts off slow—then suddenly it’s full speed ahead. As we head into the last week of July, there’s still plenty going on.

As we head into a new year, we’re shifting the focus and putting ourselves more clearly at the forefront As the year unfolds, you’ll be hearing more from us, not just about what we enjoy, but about the people I wrote a piece about hygge on my professional work blog if you want to read that click here. Westfield, MA, where we stayed overnight at Skyline Beer Company, a Harvest Hosts location, before heading By the end of the month, January had revealed its own quiet purpose and subtle lessons.

both of those for a one-night stay but it's nice to have in chilly weather so doggies can have their heated After a relaxed morning we head to the Penobscot Marine Museum in Searsport. Other buildings are self-guided; there is much to see, read, and explore. In fact, too much for us to read all of the signs, photos, etc. in the timeframe we had. After our time at the museum, we head inland to Hallowell and then to Auburn.