back to my little home on wheels

My last few days in Phoenix flew by.  I spent hours getting all the Pathfinder Club honor patches relocated, arranged and sewn on to both Karl and my sashes, then finished sewing insignia on to Karl's new uniform jacket. Supper out with friend, Joann, on Monday.  Birthday celebration with Mom, Dad, and sisters on Tuesday at George and Son Asian Cuisine.  Wednesday I started scanning some old photos and got carried away winding up with several hours' worth of scanning. Kelly Sue and I did late lunch salads at my favorite place...Fresh Mint.  Then is was good-byes all around.  The last one was my sweet sister, Susan, as she dropped me off at the airport.

3 "Herber Girls"

Flight totally uneventful...just the way I like it.  Karl waiting for me at the end of the jet way...what's not to like?!  Since we were in Grand Junction, we grabbed a quick geocache, then headed south for home.  Lots of catching up to do, even though we talked nearly everyday on the phone.  Pretty sleepy by the time we made it into Delta.

Oh, my.  Karl met me with a new "ride"!  A little blue 15 year old Chevy pickup held together with a little rust and wire...Karl's pickup is having trouble and the shop gave him this little job as a loaner.  It is a real experience riding in it, rattle and shake, but the engine is in top shape and what can I say, it's free.  Hopefully, our pickup will be ready on Friday.

The long hair has been becoming a problem.  I don't believe I am losing any more than I have in the past, but now it is all falling out in 400 sq. feet rather than 2,000 sq. feet and we keep running into it everywhere in the RV.  Time for it to go. So out to the stylist first thing this morning and chopped it got!  I had researched hair donation last month and found one that will take graying hair, so will complete the donation form and get my old pony tail sent off to Children With Hair Loss.

Selfie