My! Time is just flying by!

There was a bit of rain this morning and now it is just beautiful. The sun is pouring through the pines, there are no flies, just the sound of families preparing supper. And an occasional dog of course.

There was a flock of bighorn sheep walking through a part of the site earlier on. I took a few pictures but losing their winter woolen parkas they were not at their best!

They must be regulars because the few trucks rolling by did not upset them at all as they munched the shrubbery.

Supper tonight is chicken in a tomato sauce with some fusilli thrown in.

I find I am lacking imagination in the food prep department these days.  I really don’t feel like cooking because I have to stay in the trailer to watch over things.

While in Calgary, I’ll hit Costco to see if there is anything half-prepared. My refrigerator is big enough for me to store some frozen food and that so far has consisted of vegetables.

I will be at Steve and Josée’s sometime Sunday. I have not seen her since high school, or thereabouts and it will be interesting!

She tracked down an RV storage centre on the way into Calgary and set things up with them. That is appreciated! It’s only 20 minutes away from their home, even better.

I may stay a week so we can catch up and see things.  She also would like to garden and I love digging and planting. Calgary also means no more big mountains.  It is stressful but travelling Sunday means less trucks on the road

I drew up  list of things to do when putting the trailer to bed for a few days. Consulting the Escape owners’ forum and the Escape owners’ Facebook page were every helpful. You get answers quickly. It’s fun to see how the first replies are on topic and then folks veer off into another universe altogether often with little inside jokes the I just do not get.

Tomorrow I will pack things up so I will not have to dilly-dally at the RV centre once I close the trailer up.  I cannot leave any open food, or easily opened food I suppose. The fridge will be emptied there.

As I did in Osoyoos and Kokanee Creek, I’ll hitch up tomorrow after emptying the grey and black tanks.

I can smell supper…not so bad! Must remember to add parmesan.