Seems like that's all we got done today, taking showers and doing laundry. If nothing else, we spend a lot of time and energy keeping clean. Of course, that meant that part of Forry's day was spent draining the black and grey tanks. We really do have large holding tanks in this Alpine, but they still do eventually get full.
The Mariners finally got some offensive bats going today and beat the Orioles. They had lost the last two games, not by much, but still they lost. It was a fun game to watch today. I hope we eventually get done with all of this doctoring we've been doing in the Spokane area and eventually get over to the other side of the mountains so that we can go to a game or two in person.
I spent a few hours last night uploading several camera cards of pictures onto my computer. We had found several cards in the drawer under the refrigerator where Forry's camera stuff was stored. We found pictures from the last Christmas in the house in Spokane and some darling ones of ten-year old Havela with her violin. It was fun to see the Christmas pictures and remember the grandkids when thy were so young. We also had pictures of our work with MDS (Mennonite Disaster Service) in both Dulzura, California and in Louisiana. Another camera card was filled with the pictures of wild flowers I had taken during our sojourn in Death Valley.
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