Author Archives: Serene

In the past few days we have had expectations dashed and expectations exceeded. We spent the weekend at Priest Lake State Park.  The lake was beautiful and the water clear.  A campground program director reminded us of a cruise director … Continue reading →

My father is an only child yet he had 58 first cousins.   We have spent the week in Newport enjoying the company of three of his/my cousins:  Audrey, Britta and Venita.  Of course, there are third cousins (Vicki, Terri and … Continue reading →

This is our patio at our campsite at Farragut State Park.   It has been a great stay.  We really like this park and have discussed that this might be a good place to park host.   We asked the … Continue reading →

We spent the last four days/nights at Dworshack State Park, somewhere we had never been before. We were again in a cyber hole with only the state park Wi-Fi to keep us semi-connected. We had satellite service by just barely … Continue reading →

I thought I knew how to pronounce this town’s name “Ka-me-I”, but Google didn’t understand. Google Maps had no idea what I was talking about until I purposely mispronounced it, Ku-MY-uh. That wasn’t our only technological challenge… We had quite … Continue reading →

The Good – We are currently at a beautiful site on the lake at Winchester State Park.  After a walk around the lake,  I rode my bike into town for a few groceries.   This is really the first time … Continue reading →

This is our first RV home – Albion #3, Riverside RV Park along the Greenbelt in Boise. May 19 – After a long night of packing and purging we made it to the RV park after dark to find we … Continue reading →

Even though this post has not been fast in coming, the sale of our house was fast!   Less than 48 hours after going “live” on the MLS we had a full price offer.  Yeah!    We have been moving at frantic … Continue reading →

This past weekend was the big garage sale.    Randy had sold most of our worthwhile things on Craigslist so most of the items in our garage sale sold for $2 or less.   It was a HUGE amount of work to prep.  … Continue reading →