On Pins and Needles . . .
We’re still hoping to hear from the SiteWatch guy tomorrow morning, and I guess it’s possible that we could be on our way down to the Karnes City / Kenedy area tomorrow afternoon.
So I spent some time this afternoon looking over RV parks in that area in case we have move in a hurry,
Debbie Clark did post a photo of one of Gate Guard Services guard shacks (I didn’t even know that GGS had guard shacks)
Seems a little small. I really hope ours is a little larger. Someone else who works for Guard 1 says theirs is 10 x 12. Now that’s more like it.
I wonder if we’ll get a flag too.
Speaking of possibly traveling tomorrow, Miss Karma has finally gotten used to traveling in the rig. This last trip over from Lake Conroe she spent a large part of the trip sleeping on the floor between Jan and I.
Much different than her first trip from Colorado River back over to Lake Conroe right after we adopted her back in February. Then she spent the entire trip hiding under the dining table, yowling most of the time.
About 4pm Jan and I headed into Columbus to have dinner at Los Cabos, a really good local Mexican place. Earlier in the afternoon, knowing he was ‘batching’ it this week, I walked over to Dick and Judy Mott’s to see if Dick wanted to go with us, but he was otherwise occupied, but we did spend a good while before I headed back home.
Jan got her favorite Fajita Beef Stuffed Avocado, with rice and a cup of tortilla soup.
For my part, I got the Beef Fajita Poblanos, a dish I haven’t had for a while, but always really enjoy.
And of course, Los Cabos more than meets my minimum Mexican restaurant requirements.
They’ve got to have good iced tea with no off-flavors or taste.
And they’ve got to have good chips and salsa.
If they cover these, I can forgive a lot.
Thought for the Day:
“I like women. I don’t understand them, but I like them.” – Sean Connery
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