Homeless...Not Quite

When moving, you know you’ve done a good job cleaning up
and donating bags and bags of items to various charities,
 the good will (plus a few DUMP runs), when the rest

 of your “treasures” fit in your Honda Ridgeline and Hyundai Santa Fe.  
Good thing our daughter Kristine & son-in-law Richard have 
lots of extra parking spots at their home.

As you can see this is a 5***** “Resort” and 

as my friend Tami said,
 “Well, if you have to be homeless it
may as well look like this-Right”. 

Lots of activities also took place: 

Richard  got his son Austin (age 20) a new vehicle…
(used 2003 Ford Explorer), which, after many hugs, he gleefully 
squeezed into and headed off to his place!Of course there was lots of visiting and eating during our 5-day stay.   And yours truly (who doesn’t like to cook) dove in  to help  Kristine dice & chop and create some fabulous Buffalo Chicken Stuffed Peppers.

We enjoyed some walks and talks, and

 a little geocaching and got a 

lot of "dog fixes" from Toby & Latte.

Richard showed us how to quickly turn a defunct flower bed into

a useful vegetable patch.  He dug the holes & 

Kristine planted tomatoes, peppers & squash and added
 some fill dirt, while Richard hooked up the drip system.

A few pieces of garden art were added to decorate
the open area until the veggies took over.  All that
 in about an hour at mid-50 year old speed.
Must have been the great supervision they
received  from a couple of 80 year olds!!!

Next on the agenda, "The Last Supper".