Our RV Adventures

I woke up feeling better this morning, but the symptoms were exactly the same as what was bothering me last Thursday before our Trans-Siberian Orchestra concert.

I’ve done some Googling and I think I’ve got a line on  what the problem is, but I’m still researching it.

Looks like winter is here for a while. It hasn’t got out of the 40’s for the last three days and by Monday it’s going to be in the 20’s. Of course It’s -37° in Minnesota, and it’s colder in New Hampshire than it is in Siberia or Antarctica. So I guess we’re lucky.

About 3pm Jan and I headed up I-45 and out I-10 to Columbus to meet up for dinner with our friends Chris and Charles Yust at Los Cabos Mexican Restaurant. They were passing  through from Fort Myers, FL and eventually out to Quartzite, AZ later this month.

Everyone had something different tonight, with Jan having the Pollo Relleno, with a chicken breast stuffed with shrimp, tomatoes, cilantro, and onions, and topped with butter wine sauce made of mushrooms, tomatoes, jalapeños and onions

Jan said it was delicious and her new favorite.

I had the Fajitas Mexicanas, fajita Beef, topped with marinated sauce made with onions, tomatoes, jalapeño, cilantro, and mushrooms.

Really good but I think I like the Fajitas Poblanos better for next time.

As is usual with our Chris and Charles get-togethers lasted about 3 hours before we headed back to Santa Fe  a little after 8pm, finally getting home about 10:15.

Going out to Columbus we made a pit stop at the Flying J in Brookshire and at the Buc-ee’s in Katy on our way home. I told Jan that when I was washing my hands in the Flying J restroom, I was moving my hands under the faucet, trying to get the water to turn on and mumbling how these things never work right.

Then I realized it was an old school faucet and actually had a handle. Oops!

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