2025 Pacific Northwest Trip

We had an enjoyable breakfast with our host family. Oh by the way, I think we slept 10 hours last night. Felt good. Our host family had 11 kids and over 250 foster children.

We left for our luncheon date early so we could swing by the coffee shop and do some major emailing and routing changing of our time in Canada. I sent several emails out to folks in Canada to change our plans just a little bit. It’s all falling into place as we continue on our journey. I’m always double checking our itinerary and making sure of our arrival times in folks homes to make sure I had scheduled the right time and date. So far no problems. But with us traveling on 2July instead of 4July back to Texas, I’ve had to be creative in connecting with folks.

We arrived at Gay and Sid’s house at exactly at 11:30am. Sid mentioned that Laura’s husband, Walter, age 60, died a month ago. I couldn’t believe it. Sad. He died of cancer of the throat. Sad. After our visit, I immediately called dad to let him and Sherrie know.

We enjoyed watching the golfers out their back patio. It was a nice afternoon. We then drove Gay and Sid in our RV up to the Club House for lunch. They loved our new rig. Matter of fact, I think Gay would like to have one. Smiley face. Laura joined us for lunch. I expressed our sympathy to her from us and especially from Uncle John. As I was walking out with Laura, I quickly debriefed her and she shared more about his untimely death.

I enjoyed taking fotos of everyone.

Glenn and I then went to the mall. We thought about going to the movie, but I needed to do some more research and confirmation of other locations of our itinerary. Glenn and I did take a 15minute chair massage before we sat in Applebees and did our internet.Weiterlesen