There’s very little to share today other than the failure of the A/C in the tow car. Seems kind of silly to be concerned about that when the morning temps are in the low 40’s, right? Although the days start like that, they heat up quickly when the sun comes up. Yessir. When Max takes me on his first walk in the morning, with a stocking hat on my head, I truly shiver me timbers.

Today I visited the base garage to have the A/C fixed. They had the car most of the day so I walked back to the RV. It was only about 3 miles. I arrived just as Diane was walking back from the laundromat, so we had some lunch. I don’t remember what we ate, but it was good. Around five thirty-Ish, one of our new friends, Linda, drove me back to the garage to get the car.

Diane has been working tirelessly to plot our course. I’m useful when phone calls need to be made but useless in every other aspect of this endeavor. The end result of her planning is that all she has to do is point me in the right direction and keep me between the lines. She’s really good at all of that. She uses code words to keep me straight; when I get too far to the right, she just says “Jerrie” and I immediately correct our course. When I drift left, she says “You’re over the line!”. I correct that quickly and gently drift to the right until she, once again, says “Jerrie.” We go on this way, mile after mile, zig zagging down the road, bouncing off the lane boundaries. It gets more complicated when there are more than two lanes and I’m not in the slowest one. It gets pretty exciting some times.

One of the places Diane wanted to stay asked us to send photos of the RV so they could see if it’s something they’d allow into their park. I sent them these:

We’ve been watching “White Collar” on NETFLIX a lot. We’re on Season 4 Episode 1 (S4E). Sadly, the show was cancelled after season 6. We don’t know why. Anyway, that’s what we watched today – 2 or 3 episodes.

Time to stop and reflect on today’s progress.

Then to bed,