Sunday, November 17, 2019

A MONTH FROM NOW WE'LL BE CLOSING IN ON CHRISTMAS

Two sunny days in a row this time of year is truly a double bonus I thought to myself as the furry kid and I wandered around a few icy snow covered country roads this morning.  Despite a bone chilling southwest wind we were toasty warm in the Jeep as long as we didn't get out and expose ourselves to the morning's below freezing temperature.
ALWAYS A GOOD IDEA TO KEEP THE JEEP IN FOUR WHEEL DRIVE ON THESE KINDS OF SNOWY ROADS
NO THIS IS NOT SIBERIA
Home shortly after ten I spent the rest of the day in our sunroom enjoying the outdoors, indoors.  Looking up some old posts and albums for tonight's blog I soon became lost in a sea of nostalgia and spent a big part of my afternoon rumbling around in our RVing past.  Well at least it put in some time on a cold mid November afternoon.  Skies later clouded over and I think we are in for some rain Monday.  Slightly warmer air moving in they say. 
Well we've past November's half way point so that's one of the early small hurdles out of the way.  A month from now we'll be closing in on Christmas followed by a whole new year just a week after that.  I guess one day at a time we'll eventually get these next four or five months behind us.    

SOME COUNTRY ROADS WERE BETTER THAN OTHERS
SO NICE TO SEE BLUE SKIES
Memory Lane:: Eleven years ago today in 2007 we were in Utah and took ourselves for a hike through the Willis Creek Slot Canyon near Cannonville.  By we I mean Kelly, Max, Checkers, Cora, and myself.  My post for that day is here at Willis Creek Slot Canyon and my photo album of the slot canyon is HERE.  A couple days previous to our Willis Creek Canyon hike we had climbed Atop Grosvenor's Arch south of Cannonville and my photo album for that climb is HERE.  It was my second time there.  Oh and somewhere along the way we came across an interesting place out in the middle of nowhere called the Kiva Koffeehouse but there was nobody there.  My post for that day is Cannonville To Boulder And Back and the photo album is HERE.
KIVA KOFFEEHOUSE
ATOP GROSVENOR'S ARCH
WILLIS CREEK SLOT CANYON
GROANER'S CORNER:(( Jesus and Moses were teeing off on a 149 yd par 3, with a water hazard.  Jesus pulled out his wedge and hit his first ball into the water; 
"I don't understand", he said, "I saw Arnold Palmer hit a wedge to the green on this same hole yesterday!"  Again he dropped a ball on the ground and repeated the shot with the same results....Moses said, "Get a longer iron or you'll never make it across."  Jesus dropped another ball to the ground and repeated the swing dropping the third ball in the water short of the green.  "That was my last ball!" Jesus remarked as he walked across the water fishing for the lost balls.  A foursome approached the green and one man replied, "Who does he think he is, Jesus Christ?"  Moses replied, "No he thinks he's Arnold Palmer."
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Two prison inmates were standing in the cafeteria line getting lunch...One inmate said to the other inmate, "When I was governor, the food was much better!"
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8 comments:

  1. So sad to see those apples go to waste!! Think of all the pies, fritters, sauces, muffins etc. you could be baking!!

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  2. That Kiva coffeehouse shot is stunning!

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  3. Beautiful photos.Thanks for trekking out in the cold!

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  4. I can't believe how much snow you already have. It's bare ground here yet. And I hope for the best!! Wonder why those apples haven't fallen off the tree yet.

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  5. I tried to look at both photo files, but Google told me they weren't available. You may want to verify the link. always enjoy you memory posts.

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  6. JerryC's correct. My experience also, all 3 "Here". Oh my, the array of color at Kiva coffeehouse. Fabulous, isn't it? As for the overload of snow, I'll blot that from my mind; the stuff is already showing here too. Sorry, at my age, I dread the first site of cold flakes. Apples - such a waste.

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  7. You, Christmas is just around the corner. I've got my Santa suit ready for the couple of military families' Christmas parties I'm booked for with my volunteer duties with the USO. Lots of fun for the kids..and me! :c)

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