It's a pretty common thing to hear from full-time RVers that their plans are made of jello. Meaning that they are about as hard to pin down as jello. Though jello may actually be set up, it still wiggles and moves around.
We had planned to leave Riverbend RV Park tomorrow and head for the east side of the state. But as we talked about it, we were not happy about how much time we had been able to spend with Daughter MM and her family.The Shakespeare Northwest troupe has kept them busy with two to three shows per week, plus Granddaughter Claire has been in rehearsal for Pan, the Musical. Tonight was the last Shakespeare performance out at the Rexville/Blackrock Amphitheatre. Tomorrow is "Striking Day" when the portable stage will be taken down and stored. My understanding is that it goes together somewhat like a Rubic's Cube. MM's whole family will be involved in that process.
After talking with MM, we've decided to stay here another two nights here. Son-in-law Scott has Monday off, so we'll plan to spend time with the whole family, then leave on Tuesday rather than Sunday.
After yesterday's excursion to Lynden for the Fair, we've laid low today and rested up. Forry had rented a motorized chair yesterday, but the rest of us did a lot of walking. Bill and Leslie are young enough that they had lots of energy left and went to the Renaissance Fair in Seattle today, but we stayed home and watched the Little League play-offs and a very disappointing Mariners game.
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