That's the view from our driveway to where the HitchHiker is parked... yep, plenty of trips back and forth to get things loaded.
Joan has fridge items to get done, I am sitting with Izzy in the RV - it took her about 30 seconds to look around the Love Shack, make sure her potty and food situation was all in order, and she settled in. What a good little traveler!
We'll spend the night in the HH; have one last chance to make sure we haven't forgotten anything important, then hit the road in the morning.
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I did get a little break from moving stuff back and forth - a neighbor across the street from us fell off a ladder and got himself banged up. I was visiting with his wife today and asked if there was anything I could do for them before we head out. She said, "If you have the time, we still need to run a line over our awning - that's what Bill was doing when he fell."
"No problem. Let me get this stuff inside and I'll be right over." It only took a few minutes to run the line, but I spent some time visiting. Nice people. We've known them for years.
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Just about had the house all buttoned up, and one of the hurricane shutters wouldn't go down... it took me an hour on a ladder (yes, I was thinking about Bill), taking the darn thing apart so we could get it to roll down. Sure glad there wasn't a fast moving storm on the way! ;-)
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Settling in - the Love Shack feels like home. And, it goes where we go!
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