Corydon is not pronounced like Cory and Don. It’s like corydn. With the accent on Cor. Ron and Susie live in Corydon. Ron’s a volunteer fireman — not a rescue…
Continue readingOn Easter, they rose up and went home
A small portion of the two campgrounds for which I’m responsible. Sort slow on the day after Easter. Yep, that’s my little trailer down there, home for Millie and me.
Continue readingA Ride in the Park
Millie is convinced, I believe, that life has given her lemons; she’s not yet certain how she feels about lemonade. She’s a bit more cautious about our slow-motion transportation after…
Continue readingI can hear AND translate
The FedEx driver today made her first-ever delivery to this address. (4001 W Washington, Bradford PA, Michele Kinkaid if you were thinking of sending cupcakes.) FedEx brought my new hearing…
Continue readingThat’s a big cat
Camper Dub — I don’t know if that’s her surname, given name or nickname — had the cat on a leash. It might have been the first time I’d seen…
Continue readingWhat a day
I got my company hoodie, five company tee shirts, a company cap and a key to my golf cart/carryall. The cart has a bed on the back like a tiny…
Continue readingWe’re not in Kansas
Millie and I arrived at Willow Bay in what felt like a Kansas windstorm. Lightning, rain, tree limbs in the road. And a tree limb in the grill of our…
Continue readingYup, still wintry up here
Millie and I were forced by an enormous body of water to make a right turn. We got to Lake Erie at Geneva-on-the-Lake and lunched at Mary’s Diner as requested…
Continue readingJust passing through…
I’m in a little RV park with no wifi, typing laboriously on my new Samsung and a user interface with which I’m unfamiliar. So forgive any typos, please. Odd little…
Continue readingThe Old Northwest
A whisker over 40 years ago, the family and I up and moved to Oregon. Me, move, Oregon… that’s really all the explanation one needs. A dear friend whose knowledge…
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