Changing the oil in our home.

I know you were all crying when you did not get to see the complete Sinclair Oil Truck the other day, so here she is. It is about a 1936 Ford.

The Pumpkin Patch RV folks have decorated more this hear. Here is pictures of the entrance.

I love the old wagon wheels.

The guy in the red shirt, runs this Roach Coach. He was clowning for me. In another life I operated one of these. Sherry bought a diet coke off the truck, it was fifty cents! I was shocked.

I got that about thirty years ago.

This is practically like the truck we owned. It was a good job, but not one I was thrilled with. But it sure brought back a lot of memories.

The first day we took our Roach Coach out, I burned every sandwich.

This is why we were able to see the Roach Coach, We had our house in for service. Doesn't everyone take their house in for service? Sherry is talking to Shirl on the phone. And believe it or not, Shirl was having her car serviced in NC at the same time. Of course our bill was about fifteen or twenty times what hers was.

But we do not have an electric or gas bill and never pay to have the grass cut or to have the gutters cleaned. HO HO ! no that is HA HA!

We still have not figured how to get my computer from North Conway in New hampshire yet. As a matter of fact the last time we checked it was not even repaired. But We will check this evening or tomorrow. OH tomorrow is Wash our house day, hope the wind dies some.

Thanks for stopping by the log,

Nite Shipslog

PS:

I just heard from nathan Odom from the Mts of NC. He read about us meeting Bill Irwin. He has a friend who knew Bill when he was making that famous AT hike. Nathan is a surveyor. He has read the book, 'Blind Courage.' Sherry just finished re reading it and I started. I am still amazed that Bill attempted the hike and more amazed that he completed it.