Lots of Company, family and friends all around. It was really hard for me to pay attention to all that was here at the same time. The hunters did well even though it was muddy, and most of the crops aren't out of the fields yet. It was nice to see the Boys, daughter in Law and kids. We had an absolutely beautiful afternoon to take the kids out for some Haloween Fun. They had fun and really cleaned up on the treats. We had them bouncing off the walls til near midnight! Even the big kids seemed to have fun making the rounds to the adult places and visiting with friends.
We had a Strawberry that wouldn't keep her hat on, Batman and the "Joker" Trick or treats from some of our businesses and then hot dogs, marshmallows roasted over a bon fire on the corner! They do things so much different todayWe were home before dark! No rolling stuff down main hill or starting hay bales on fire. Just some toilet paper around in the trees. I spent today washing bedding and cleaning up. .
Only found one gray sweatshirt and one pair of socks that don't belong here, so they did good this time packing up.LOL.... KayCee almost made it 48 hours into the season without getting hurt. The first day she lost 3 of her customized boots, and the second day she cut her leg pretty deep right at the dew claw. It's bandaged and she limps now. Hard to tell how long she will last without a break. I don't believe they'll ever get back to work in the fields. Today started with another good rain shower. Just when it looks to be drying out, it rains again! Waiting for sheets to dry this afternoon, I found myself reading RV Blogs and getting the urge to be moving on. Listening to the adventures of the road from others perspective, makes me want to get back to the coach! The big reminder this week is to test the Carbon Monoxide Detectors and be wary of Furnace fumes or gases of other kinds in the season when Carbon Monoxide Poisoning is the greatest!
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