Getting old and taking pills to make your body work better.

I have thought about this much as I grow older. You get a problem, you try to figure it out yourself, or go to the doctor 💊 pills, tests, or specialist. This seems the way it goes when you get older. I'm beginning to not want to go to the Dr, for a few reasons. 

I 🤔 think, can I solve this myself? Is it worth seeing a Dr? What's he going to do? Is it going to improve my life, or tie me down to Dr appointments every month? 

Then is my medical condition going to hold me back from traveling? Will it cost too much to go? Will I be grounded due to ???

Should I just live with what I have and avoid telling the Dr, the insurance company, everyone? 

As life goes on I realized that first it isn't getting easier, prettier, or better in many ways. Freedom to move about was my dream in our old age, and covid along with the restrictions the people in charge of our governments and health department instiduded on us changed travel immensely. 

So my reaction was, where can we go? What can we do? We went north as far as we could when boarders we're closed. Forward to now, boarders open and away we go again.

 Well I'm here now in Mexico, and happily walking the beach 🏖️ in my shorts going merrily about my way. I know my knee hurts, am I going to try for a knee replacement like the Dr said I would need? Lol not likely, as that would put the brakes on for sure. 

I'd have to stay in BC waiting for an appointment to see a specialist, then an appointment for knee replacement, then time to heal. You know what I say to that! So what then? 

Our government medical restrictions are not friendly to travel. 6 months away, 7 in BC if you ask, once every year. Then you have to return for 6 months before you can go again. If you want you can apply to go away for 2 years, if you return anytime during that 2 year stint, it's finished, and you can't get another 2 years for 5 years. I don't understand why this is setup like this, but I do know it is. 

So now I'm thinking where can I get good health care outside BC that will let me travel? 

Why should we have to evacuate our country to get health care that will allow us to travel freely in our old age? Seems kinda screwy to me. But, that is the way it is. Am I going to try to change it? LoL 😆 not likely, the snowbird association has been trying to for years, no luck! 

So what to do? I'm looking into Mexico to have my full-time medical insurance in. Does this make sense? Work & live in a first world 🌎 country (as it seems to be called) all my life, then go to a third world country (and looking around I think Mexico is) to get health care that will give me better options to travel? 

I gotta laugh 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣 to myself now,

just hang on I'ma gonna give a good laugh. 

This seems re-dick-ul-ass. What a terrible joke they play on us. Freedom 😝 I'm not sure we really have it. We can walk away from our country, then we'll be free? I didn't intend to head down this rabbit hole 🕳️ when I started writing, but here I am. 

I'm going fishing 🎣, I just can't think too much about this kinda crap. I do a little at a time, till I get frustrated, then I close the book and do what pleases me. 😃 Until my wandering mind picks up on the subject again. I'm sure more to come on this later.for now the fish🐟🐠! Lol

Condominios Tecalai Yori next to Totonaka RV

            the Pad is where the motorhome is

Our views would be this, not going to happen

 

I started out for a look at the beach from the sidewalk, no long walk today as my knee was just too sore, to a long wander around Condominios Tecalai Yori the subdivision next to Totonaka RV park. 

I was standing minding my own business looking at the sun sand & water at the entrance to the beach, when this guy comes along and starts telling the young Mexican guy sweeping garbage into a long handled dustpan that he's doing a crappy job. 

He kept sweeping, and the guy comes towards me and starts to complain about how this guy's doing a crappy job, how he knows he should do better, get a bigger broom, sweeping more, do a real good 🧹 clean up. 

I did understand why this guy was being so tough on this guy, but he commented to me, wanting my opinion, bringing me into his side he thought 😜 

That's how it starts, my plan got changed. In a few minutes of talking with Chuck I learned so much about him, his life, and made judgements about him, makes my head spin now looking back. I'm laughing to myself right now 😆😅😆

I don't know how it happens, sometimes I feel like a magnet for a story. This time there was much to learn, so much I can't remember all he had to say. He lives in Spokane Washington, my first mistake was to talk about Seattle, he corrected me on that, Spokane isn't near Seattle lol. I get a clear picture of this guy early. He was a Barber 💈 for years, and of course he brings this up be telling me I need a haircut lol. I know I do I say

 

 He then goes into how some people here are too cheap to pay his 200peso price for a haircut, they go to the cheapest barber here and get a mess of a haircut. At this time I'm looking at his haircut, thinking I didn't want him to cut my hair, military style I think. 

       I need a haircut, but not from Chuck

After he rant's a little about this he tells me where he lives, of course now I'm asking questions, how long he's been here, what his place is like, that he has an apartment rental, and guy moving in in front of his house in the driveway in his motorhome, and he has a pad he would rent out in the back of his place. 

Now I'm interested, and as I wanted to take a look around this place again anyway I ask to go with him now and take a look. So we walk along across the street past the gate, and the workers rebuilding a place in the front beside the entrance. 

He tells me as we walk about what would be included, the heated pool, that there is a library, and other activities all the time. He's selling as we go, not pressure, just getting me interested. Some of this I already knew as I had gone through here last time we were here and thought it a ice place. I went along with Chuck to look at the spot he had to rent out. 

The spot he had wasn't where I would like to stay for a month or more, was facing a huge garage, and in the shade all day. Not apealing to me, but I did as he said, and took a look, never know 😏 but I doubt it. So after he fills me in on his place, and how he has 3 Chihuahua's and shows me where they have a small hole they come outside through I bid him good bye and take a walk about looking around this place. 

Next I talk with a couple sitting outside that have a pad rented that I liked, sunny big space, nice views of the mountains. Al & Brenda from a small town in BC near the boarder called Midway. I did notice there licence on the MH. We had quite a goodgab, they been coming here for years, started out over there first, in that sunny spot then after a couple years moved here. I'm thinking that's how it goes.

 They had stayed in Totonaka before here, then graduated here, that's one of the next options if you stay here long enough. I learned so much from them, very friendly people. They still have friends in Totonaka, the visit back and forth with, really friends all over San Carlos many they met at Totonaka, and they almost all moved out, to other places around the town. 

I thanked them for all the info, and said if in Totonaka stop in at happy hour for a visit, Al said "What's that, stop in for a drink!"  Lol yes I said, he doesn't know we serve non alcoholic beverages lol 😆

I continue my walk about knowing my knee is getting worse, but wanting to make it a good look around. I walk by a guy kinda lounging out in his place with a cutie dog, so gotta go for a hi how are ya, and pet the dog. After a pet he asks if I'm just a tourist here, yup say, just he having a look around, told him I was looking at Chuck's rental pad, he said there are a few others here, "I don't want to take anything away from Chuck, but" lol 

Ron is his name, and we had a very good talk, he is on the council, and a couple drive by and bug him about being the Mayor hahaha, he did have alot of information, and his way was like selling the place to me, telling me all the benefits of the place. There is much I am interested in, but LoL But we are not going to get tied down yet. Always interesting seeing what options are out there in case we want to settle down somewhere. Not sure here is the right place, I do love the beach, and the town is very nice, just not sure I want to throw out the anchor ⚓ yet. 

I bid Ron good bye after awhile, and continue my walk about looking at places for sale, and many that are not, and have not been used for awhile. Some very beautiful places here. I did learn that after you bought here it took a very long time to get final possession, Manyana I'm told by Ron, things get done slowly. 

I finished up in the less desired area of the subdivision, close to the road, and beside the drainage ditch where smells come with the wind. Some here needed work, a few were beautiful. 

All in all a very nice walkabout, much to be learned. I did over hear at one place that was for sale 2 women talking, sounded like stuff I've heard before, about another who isn't doing as they thought she should. Can't keep that sorta stuff away, seems the more anchored you are the more that kinda BS happens. I'm happy to stay away from that.

I limp home, having spent most of the morning there, a few beautiful photos, so much learned. No big decisions made, just a grand morning walking, talking, and taking pictures. 

Life is good here in San Carlos 😎😃😁

 Love our Life ❤️🤗

San Carlos Mexico 😎🌞🌤️

We had a bit of a cloudy day yesterday, a little cooler at happy hour. Was still a nice day. The leak in our basement is repaired now, first was a leak at the pump outlet fitting, thought was solved so put it all back together after a few days with a fan running drying out the floor. 

Then Monday night Ian comes to the door, leaking again. Shut off the tap at the post, and ran the pump and no leak. So yesterday I took the wall cover to the mess of hose's off again, and with all the looking Rock did, he found the hose connection from the tap was leaking. So another washer and ta-da she be fixed. I installed a a 90° fitting there with a new washer, I call it fixed now. 

Spent the day at home yesterday, slept in to start, Polly was up before me while it was still dark. I woke at 8am. WOW 😳, that was needed I guess. Was a slow start, but did get some glueing of a few crabby parts and a pointy dried up fish to what looks like an island to make Danger Island lol 😆

All in all a relaxed day.

We went to the market in Elpalme Sunday, thanks to Roy & Sherry Little guiding us in the right direction. They have been very helpful showing us the ropes. Was a warm day, so good we were there early about 9:30am or so. We walked around looking at so much stuff, I was kinda lollygagging, everybody else made it to the end and back, I was still 1/2 way. Didn't matter to me I wasn't going to buy anything anyway. I did buy breakfast, 2 fruit 🍓 cups 🥭 one strawberry and cream, with nuts mixed in. Then a mango one. MMM 😋 good.

After the market we left separately, Mike, Polly & I in our truck, Roy & Sherry in there tracker. In the lineup waiting for the train Roy came to the window, they were behind us now 😆

We waited while the train hooked onto some more cars, then it moved fast out of the way, and off we all went. 

On the way outta town we stopped at the train to have a look, and Mike thought of getting beer at the store, but Walmart was on the way home. The train looks in pretty good shape yet, was an interesting stop. Then as we went to leave I spotted the fish market, so turned onto the road by the docks. We took a drive by, had a good look at the fish monger's, the boats and docks also the pelicans that shit everywhere. The place was a real mess. 

Boats & motors covered in bird shit

I think to myself now how in a small boat day after day it must be to fish here. What options do they have? No or little education, with fishing 🎣 or what to do to make a living. All I can think is how darn lucky I was to be born in a relatively wealthy area on this earth. With good education, and laws that help us all. So much to be thankful for. Really good to see what other's lives are like. 

On our way home we took the route through Guaymas to get a few things at the Walmart, as I went by old town I took a detour to look around there. The church you could see from far away, a huge double steeple building, in the colonial style architecture from past. We drove down a main street to the Malecon, then to the other side of the city. I turned around and went back all the way by the water towards the roundabout by the church. We drove by the church, Sunday was many cars there, all in church. The town was quiet, was a good time to have a look around. 

After this drive-by, we went back on the same main st. When I got to the intersection it is like a Y, so had to turn right a bit to get a good look at traffic coming. I saw an opening, so gunned it and across the road I went, and towards Walmart now. The light ahead turned red. As we stopped I noticed a "Polica Municipal" car beside us, they talked to us, he said I should pull over ahead, I crossed a double line, and didn't 🛑 stop at the stop sign 😳 okay, so over through the light and pull over. Now I was nervous, I had been told what was going to be expected, and was just scared. So I gave him my copied license, I had been warned not to give him my real license, he laughed. Wanted to see my real license. Then insurance, and the ticket he was threatening to write. I did remember one part that worked, that golden handshake $ that keeps him happy, and gets me on my way again. He was friendly, asked where we were staying, Totonaka RV park, that I think was a good connection, he knew of it.

Was a good lesson for me. When the town looks sleepy, not everyone is sleeping lol 😆🤣

Made for some fun conversation later at happy hour, and taught me a good lesson. Been awhile since I had been pulled over, and first and hopefully last in Mexico. 

New experiences, that's what we are looking for, and we are getting them here. Love to see so many different places, and way's of living.

Today a little cloudy to start, but a sunny day the weather forecast says.😎😃

Love this interesting Life we live 🤗♥️

Less is more, ever heard that saying?

 

        Yesterdays talk with Chris & Colton

I heard this many years ago, I agree with it, yet always looking for that? What? Better tool, fancier truck, bigger whatever, better whatever. I would say we are always looking, but really I can just see from my perspective. 

I'm happy with what we have, as well as our way of living. Still I look, does this cause a delema? No, I just look an say to myself, this is what I wanted, and I don't need anything more. I have looked towards the minimalist ways, and some I agree with, but I do pack more than I need, tools especially, and I justify it by saying to myself "If", If we ever breakdown where we are by ourselves, I want to have the ability to get going again. 

I said that before we headed to Mexico I would like to get a set of wheel bearings and seals for the trailer, just in case. I didn't. Now just before we leave I'm thinking 🤔 lol dam, shoulda got them. Now I say "Oh well" 

How much do we need? As we travel and live in our house on wheels, we need much less than in a bigger house 🏡 we still pack more than what we need. Almost every long term stop I clean out the basement, and throw out something. I go through all the plastic boxes and say yes to this, and no to that. I know this move to Mexico I'll get rid of a few more pounds of gear. Probably get a few more things to bring back too lol.

Funny as soon as I said pounds, I thought of my weight, and that I didn't weigh myself this morning. Oh well, I can another time, coffee ☕ is good, I cleaned out the box I keep beside my chair this morning,

fire 🔥 place is throwing a little heat, 6am. Life is good. 

That's how fast my mind changes from one thought to another, normal? I'm not sure, but I know my mind blinks away in different directions all the time. One word does it. Lol I laugh to myself now, how it really doesn't matter. I'll get back to cleaning house again sometime. For now coffee ☕ warmth, and this phone to peck my thoughts on. 

My back is hurting much less now, I was really concerned a week ago, had a pain I hadn't had before. It's still there, just not as bad. I hear a truck go by 😃, soon we will be with them, traveling towards our new RV park below Tucson. De Anza RV Resort sounds like a nice place, looking forward to the travel, and seeing some different people, places, things. Always excited to travel. 

 I'm still getting used to this new phone, moving around from screen to screen is so different, I have to be careful not to loose what I'm doing as I swipe to look at another screen. Funny how you get used to one way of doing something, like I've trained how the machine works, now a new machine, and have to learn to do it all just a little different again. As my son says "First world problems" in a sarcastic way 😁😆

I sigh, I don't really have any problems right now. All is good. I feel Polly stiring, I look at the clock 6:20, will she get up? Never know, she also gets excited about traveling. Two more trucks pass by, I really don't hear them most of the time. Polly now asking "what time is it?" 6:22 lol, she's up! 

We have a ritual of packing up, we both like some time to have coffee ☕☕ before we get started, and once in gear, we become a well oiled machine. Polly has her stuff she does inside, and I outside. We try to stay outta each other's way. I'm kinda a pain for her if I finish before her, as I'm like"You done?" I laughed to myself now, I'll try today to be a little more tight lipped today, lol. Me lol. 

Polly's making the bed now, she's on it today. We are pretty much ready to go, but something's still have to be done. The satellite 📡 dish, we always have to remember to put that down before we leave, and yet want to watch a little TV before we start the final pack up. I've moved with it up before, just in the park, almost of the time someone says, "hey u got the 📡 dish up!" People in the park watch out for each other. 

I'm going to quit pecking here now and finish my first coffee ☕ and get ☕ #2 

Love traveling, will be a fun day. 🤗 

We leave at 9am. Will meet the rest of our travel crew at the first rest 🛑 stop. 

Our last day in Yuma.

          TacoBell for dinner was different

This morning we'll do our shopping for what we need that may not be able to get in Mexico. Polly has a list, I have added a few things. Shopping at Fry's, then fuel up with our 20 or 30% discount due to groceries we have bought. A good deal 👍

We played in the poker tournament at Fortuna yesterday, Polly out quickly, I was not far behind. Still was nice to see so many faces we have got to know from many fun times playing poker. Who knew what we would be attracted to here in Yuma. 

Our first time here we came and met friends Don & Chris, friends Polly grew up with. We really enjoyed the place Fortuna, especially the people. The next few years we got to know poker players, especially Jim & Sharon, they showed us all the games as they also became immersed in the games. 

We traveled to many different parks in Yuma then, and played and met so many different people, from many different places. Thanks Jim & Sharon for showing us the ropes. 

While here this short time, 2 weeks, we tried to see and visit with as many as we remember from past times here. Happy hours have changed a bit, we have been off the alcohol for awhile now, and enjoying happy hours just the same. Mostly we enjoyed the Poker with friends. We kinda got a glimpse of many, and some we remember we're not here. 

Friends that usually are with us, or us with them Don & Chris, & Rob & Dawn were asked about by others who miss seeing them, as I'm sure they miss being here. All in all was a very emotional time for me knowing that we won't be here long, but still got to give hugs, and visit with friends we see when south. 

Our lives carry on, we will have fun with different friends, and of course meet new friends as we travel. Just never forget the friends we have met here. Been a blast Yuma, will be back in March for another round of hi how are y'all, then will head north slowly. 

After poker yesterday I searched out and caught up with Charlie & Linda, neighbors we met in Fortuna. Was such a fun meeting, big Hugs from Linda, Big Smile hand shake with Charlie, as we talked I called Polly who had gone home early and was making cookies, Charlie's favorite. So when she finished, Charlie and I went over in his quad and picked her and a few cookies up. Charlie had to have one right away, so did I. Mmm 😋 good, sugar free almost. 

         Only 1/2 of the cookies left now lol

We made it back to there site and Linda had some goodies out for us, and right away she gives Polly a huge hug. We became such good friends living close to each other before, was so nice to see them again. We sat and yaked, telling all, how our lives are going, where we have been, and the stories became so much fun. 

Then the neighbors came home and we met them, from Colorado Terry & Rob I 🤔 think? They were nice, and are traveling as we are, but still have a home in Colorado. As Linda called them, "Young bucks" there only 60 lol 😂😆

Then not long after another friend stopped in, and we met them, Jim & Marnie? Hard to remember the names now. They are from Alaska, was fun talking with them, they are from Valdez, where the snow gets above the roof of houses in the winter. Not for me 😳

All in all a great day,

 dinner at Taco Bell 🌮 a first for us, was great 👍 food was good, even included a desert in the box I ordered, I was surprised. Was a nice way to end a beautiful day. We both were a little cold in the evening, as was not the warmest day yesterday, but bed early and some TV made for a quick to sleep for me. 

Today we pack up, and be ready to travel. So looking forward to travel again, someplace new, someplace different, new faces, new RV park. Always excited to move. 

Sure do love this Life 🤗♥️

Polly got up at, 5:30! WOW! 

Just now she looks up at the clock "7:00 already? Is it really 7:00 😳 she asks me?

LoL 😂😂😂🤣🤣 we both have a good laugh at that LoL 😆 so funny how she said it 😆

Highways, Frieght trucks & traveling.

I find the highway traffic interesting as we stay in an RV park where I can see the traffic go by out our rear window. I wake early almost every morning, before the sun comes up and people start moving in the park. I hear the trucks and smaller traffic going by, I try to guage what time it is by the amount of traffic passing as I lay in bed. I'm not always right, this morning I thought 5am, was actually up at 4 😁 

The traffic is minimal in the night, but early in the morning it gets heavier, trucks make up a huge part of this on this one of many interstate highways. Highway#8.

This leads me to think of just how much we depend on trucking of goods we need to every corner of our world. Not a small task, every thing we want or need came to us in a trailer, attached to a truck. Before covid we all just took the supply of our goods for granted, when we went to the store the shelves were always stocked. Covid shutdown the world in many places. And fast! 

People started to stockpile immediately when the rumor's started, toilet paper, paper towels, napkins. I was shocked, stores couldn't keep enough on the shelves. Not because they couldn't get it at that time, the demand was just too great. To this day we go to the store and something's we expect to be there are just not, sometimes. 

         This truck is loaded with cars being

          shipped east to Pennsylvania area. 

As we travel we learn alot, trucks are where ever we are. Mostly big trucks & trailers, but in town there are also many smaller delivery trucks. Here at the resort we see FedEx, UPS, usMail, (our mail room staff pick that up I found out) Repair vans, Washing vans always something, someone coming in delivering a package, or a service. 

I think we are so fortunate, we wake, pickup our phone, looking at what we say we need, punch a few buttons, well actually just tap a screen, and a few hours, days or heaven forbid a whole week or more, and our goods arrive. We are now used to this kind of service. When this service is interupted we act like this is abnormal. In a few years we have come to believe that anything we want will appear at our door in minutes, days or a week,  But it will appear! 

If those trucks stopped, we would be so screwed. I like what we have now, I like to order from the phone, and get what I want when I want it. 

Our system we have in place, highways, Frieght trucks, delivery vans, mail room, site delivery all depend on manufacturing, and that depends on raw resources. Our cell phones are made of tiny little pieces, but they all came from this earth. No astroid dropped them here, we humans, some very smart, developed the process to make what we need and want, and trucks are just a part of the puzzle. 

I laughed just now, as I stopped for a second and looked up, another truck went by, lights all along the side, and then another then quiet for a moment, then another. Is a comforting feeling, knowing that this virus we have been dealing with has almost run it's course, and people in trucks are working to catch up so we can once again expect to see what we order show up in days. 

Are we finished, is this the end? I'm not sure, but here in Yuma, Arizona I have felt much different than in BC, even if we hear of covid here, people are not nearly as scared now. 

Going into Mexico next, there are some that warn us they wouldn't go, it's the stories, the big unknown that holds us all back. Tuesday we make the move, and if like we experienced in February of 2020 San Carlos is as expected, and I think it will be, we are about to enjoy a great time, meeting new and different people, enjoying food that we may not have had before, seeing sights we have not seen before, and hearing a few less trucks, and more cars. 

It will be different, and that's what is exciting about traveling, new and different experiences.

It's now 5:14am, I'm about as awake as I can be, I just felt Polly move about in the bedroom.

Another truck goes by 😃

It's Saturday morning, we have a Poker tournament today at Fortuna de Oro, Duane and Charlie and others put this on, there will be many there, and some will wear masks, and some will not. Normal is beginning to happen. I'm happy to say this makes me feel so good. 

Always looking forward in this life we live🤗♥️

Polly got up 😳, I'm surprised, 5:28 and Polly sitting beside me ♥️🤗 yup, life is good 👍😊

Another truck 🚛 went by 😊

Aproching my old age I think about what's next?

Not always, but in my thoughts I do think what's next. I'm happily going about my life, and so is Polly, but what's next? 

We have worked to retirement, raised children, grandchildren, Enjoyed many friends and family 🤗. What now?

Went south, saw a few things we had never seen before, enjoyed the sun and warm during the winter, traveling east, going north. Now what, did woodworking, I like it, but is that it? 

What now? 

Well here we are again, south

having stayed north through the covid shutdown, meeting friends we had met here in our travels before. The card games at Fortuna have been fun, so many familiar faces, all happy to see you as well. A yak here, a yak there, and we all get to the cards. 

Playing cards is a serious (well not really) game we all love. Why? If you asked the player's it's the people, and the excitement of the hand. Everytime you are delt a hand you have a chance, and a choice. You make a decision every time your delt. When you add a few $ to it it gets even more interesting. 

As we age our minds are still working, sometimes overtime, we need something that drives us to keep us interested in the next moment, the next day, week, year. Everybody finds what this is an gravitates to it. Here in the resorts south we found for us it was cards that we loved. Others like pickle ball, shuffle board, darts, swimming, exercise so much to do here in the warmer desert weather. 

      We love the mountains here in the 

                  Foothills of Yuma

I sometimes wished we were at the pool when the sun is out

and the card game is on, but I mostly choose the friends and the cards over the pool. I can't say how much fun I've had with so many different people from so many different places, all friendly enjoying what's left of there life. Some we have gotten very close to, we follow each other's lives when we are north on FB so we have some information about how they are doing, but when we get back south we want to get together again and joke and laugh, exchange how were are doing, and just see each other face to face again. 

    We went to the show last night, was      really good music 🎶 a fun show for all 

      Masks were worn, but except for a              little foggy glasses didn't notice

Sunday today, we expect friends from the north to pull into Yuma today, we will get together with other friends here already, and we will travel even further south with in a week. Looking forward to all gettin together and planning our take off to Mexico. 3 rigs all headed to San Carlos, looking for the sun, sand and new experiences. Now that's how I do old age, our time here in Yuma is shorter then before, still will get to visit with our card friends, as well as many others. 

Polly just got up, "Good Morning 😊" we say as she brings me a coffee ☕ I made it earlier, been busy on the phone. We both have new phone's now, so are enjoying this. As we yak I realized it's not Sunday yet! Lol today Saturday, we are going to the casino with friends Rock & Janine, I heard that Elvis will be there. Looking forward to this show, Polly is looking forward to a different casino, and just the thought of a casino gives her a rush. 

This is our old age, this is how we choose to do old age. Sometimes I think to myself if we keep moving forward in some way we will not get caught, well just keep moving lol 😆

We know that it's a slow slide now to the older age, but we both keep moving forward, enjoying new experiences, different friends, (As uncle Doug say's "You can Never have to many Friends")

I believe that. Looking forward to every day, meeting new people, and living life to the fullest. 

Love our life on the road, today Yuma, AZ, next week San Carlos, Mexico 🤗♥️

PS, called Uncle Doug , he called back this am, he's ok but not great, at least we got thru. Will call again tomorrow and tell him how we did at the casino, and what the show was like. He is showing us what's to come in life. He's showing us what's next!