L. Behavior change driving back to the Airstream from NaN and Dan in Kennebunkport. Calling out red lights, asking for the wipers on. Plugged in her phone and then couldn’t find it.

Good day today as we drove down to Portland to see some museums and other historical sites including Longfellow’s home. Quite impressive.

Had a wonderful lunch with Eileen Heath today. Linda and I got to catch up with all of her news, and we shared our trip to Europe with her. It’s so heartwarming to stay in touch with my former students.

Today, for the first time I can remember, L had a foggy morning. Asked about the order of things in an odd way.

Enjoyed the weekend with our Airstream Friends in Newport News City Park.

Sunday, quiet Sunday, after a hectic week. There’s nothing like it here at the cabin.

Adult beverages and Crouching Tiger. Ran for trash and milk. Polished car. Good Sunday.

Successful participation in the Tuckahoe yard sale, about $200 plus boxes of stuff gone for a great cause, Almost Home.

Jim and crew are here installing the new cooktop. We’re in the garage pricing things for garage sale this Saturday at Tuckahoe.

Labor Day and we have breakfast on the deck. Mild breeze. Perfect temperature. A sun bow above our house. Ahhhh!

Well, it’s been a long time since the last post. Sure, we’ve been busy. Airstream International, Galax, Visits to Owen and his parents, Family Camp at Warriors Path. Just now feeling like “home” now for a while. Fall is coming, and the woods are wonderful. Little kitty is more friendly to me. She sits on my lap in the office, but is still frightened when upstairs. The two of them just can’t get along.

Made it to another Fourth of July. Brought little kitty upstairs and let her explore. Small steps toward eventual adoption by big kitty, who wants to be friends.

A nice Saturday starts with Farmers Market. Worked on the Unit postcard for Cole and on personalized landing page for WCA store.

Worked on special Sax parts for The Blue and the Gray. Success! We’ll have a fuller sound now.

Off to see Dr. Chance for a final check on my nose. All is well. Then make an August 2nd appointment with Dr. Krasner for a second opinion on the chin.

Left David’s Buffet at Music and Arts for estimating and scored a set of bells just for the asking.

Wow. We ordered the faucet from Pam Coles @ Ferguson yesterday. It arrive this morning!

Yesterday was a big day.  Terry, Lock Doctor, came to the house and got the other deck door open. I’ve asked him to research replacing all the locksets on our exterior double doors.  We took a trip down to the Ferguson appliance store in Forest Virginia. We picked a new cooktop and a new faucet for the kitchen sink. Things are looking up in the cabin.

Some folks check in here from time to time. Let’s give another try to posting news, activities, and general observations. Just returned from our 50th Anniversary trip to Europe. Had a blast, of course. Just took a taste of London, Paris, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Inverness, Isle of Skye, the Lake District, the Cotswolds, and the general countryside. Now back to working on the WB Airstream Club International Band program for July 14-27, 2019. The rest of the year is open for negotiation.

~GH

The hearing in my left ear is back to about 80% good, with a louder ringing than the right this morning. The new iMac is installed and running. Temps are on the high 40s, sunny and calm. Allergies are picking up it appears. Will go apply the nasal spray. TMI?

Friday; April 7, 2017 – I’m going to get back to writing things down here. Yesterday afternoon I lost 80% of my hearing and all of my comprehension in the left ear. Seems a little better today, Friday, but still not back. Hope it’s just a simple “infection” or something curable. Keeping Track Here.

We are back home for a while. The Spring and Summer has been loaded with travel in the Airstream and otherwise. May started with AWI meetings in Kentucky and Indiana. June took us to Saskatchewan, and Harrison Lake, and Louisville. July took us to North Myrtle Beach. Fun times combined with work times.

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