January 2016
We spent the first few weeks of our new adventure doing
pretty mundane stuff. We had to find a place in the trailer for everything. We
had to get groceries. We had to get our taxes done and make sure all our bills
were going to get paid. It wasn’t very glamorous but we had a wonderful sense of adventure
for things to come.
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Excited about our new adventure! |
I wanted our new home to feel like home not like we were on
vacation so of course I had to find places for family pictures, a few knickknacks and
stuff.
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A few bells and turtles from my collection |
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Had to have pictures of the kids and grandkids up! |
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Bonnie got us a personalized rolling pin.
The Trailer says The Jensen's and Larry is fishing and I'm sitting in a chair reading. |
We got to know a few of our neighbors, especially the ones
with dogs. The only problem is, I always remember the dog's names. Not always the names of their humans!
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This is Archie, The French Bull Dog
and his human from New Zealand! (can't remember her name) |
Finding a place for everything is exhausting work!
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Larry taking a much needed break! |
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The puppies need a break some times too! |
We finally decided we needed to have some excitement so we
went to visit Virginia City, NV. I was so excited to discover that one of my
favorite authors started out in the newspaper business there and they had this
awesome, tiny museum in the basement of a little curio shop. It’s actually
where Samuel Clemens, writing under the name Mark Twain, worked for the Territorial
Enterprise! I also found out that his brother was
named Orion! The name of one of the characters in my book: Song Of The Ghost
Dog! (Which by the way was a finalist in the Siskiyou prize for New
Environmental Literature)
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From a museum in Virginia City |
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The bells from this beautiful church were awesome! |
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Mark Twain actually wrote at this desk! |
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That's me with my arm around Mark Twain's ghost. Can you see him? |
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So... apparently he took a dump here! |
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Cute little hobby horse in the museum. |
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Virginia City was pretty awesome! |
Life really is an adventure!
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