We’re back. Again. Due to a complete revision of our spring
travel plans, Alan and I ended up at Northampton Beach Campground in Mayfield,
New York, almost immediately after we arrived home from our recent round trip
to the Florida Keys. We did cancel the
first week of our stay at Northampton Beach, because we simply didn’t arrive home in
time from the Keys. As disappointed as
we were to miss that first week, we were thrilled to have been able to continue
what has become an annual tradition for our family.
June 10, 2019
Well, THAT was Fun! (Random Thoughts on Our Recent Journey)
We’re back. Alan and I just
spent a little more than 3 weeks on the road beginning in mid-May, the result
of a MAJOR revision to our travel plans early in the year. You can find the full story on why the
vacation we took was not the one we originally intended to take in a post from
February entitled, “Our Spring Travel Plans Went
Right Out the Window” (link HERE).
But let me just say here and now that, although it was an extremely busy vacation, it was also an extremely
fun-filled one, too.
Because
we both came back to a really long "To Do" list, we’re scrambling to catch up on
both business business and personal business.
It took me a full day just to wade through the piles of laundry and sort
and prioritize the mail. I have no
medical background, but I do understand the concept of triage, and I can assure
you that there was plenty of that this past week.
Since we’re still playing catch up, I only have time for a quick post. So, I’d like to simply share with you some random thoughts on a vacation that felt kind of
like a variety show, along the lines of the old Ed Sullivan Show. For those of you who are too young to
remember the show: It appeared
on TV every Sunday night from 1948 to 1971 and was hosted by (guess who!) Ed
Sullivan. The various acts that appeared
included singers, dancers, comedians, acrobats and circus acts – if it was a
legal form of entertainment that could be fit into a ten minute time slot, it
probably appeared on the Ed Sullivan Show.
And I’m so sorry you missed it – it was a classic. But, I digress. As I was saying about this vacation, it
really did feel like a variety show because we enjoyed such a, well, variety of
people and activities. I’ll be returning
with future posts that contain more details but, for now, I’d
like to share some random thoughts and observations on our most recent
adventure . . .
June 03, 2019
I'm Adding "iRV2" to My List of Favorite Places!
Anyone who enjoys the RVing lifestyle knows that RVers are some of
the friendliest people around. They
thrive on sharing travel stories and are quick to offer a good tip or even some
hands-on assistance when needed. That's why I love poking around on forums designed specifically for the RV and camping lifestyles.
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