We are finally home. After almost 13,000 miles of safe driving in a 3 month period, we arrived home with a sign of relief. The work has started. Lots of outside work this time of year in Florida. The Trout smells like a rosemary roast. Our one rosemary plant, planted 3 years ago, is huge again and needs a lot of trimming. I wish I could share the clippings with you. I love the aroma.
Computer tech spent 5 hours here yesterday. Seems our computer, which was totally turned off and unplugged for 3 months developed a lot of 'stuff'.' Working temporarily but will probably need to be totally scrubbed and then reinstalled.
Then after washing dishes by hand for 3 months, the dishwasher seems to be locked up. It happens a lot in the south if you don't use appliances for a while. Repairman coming tomorrow. One year our disposal locked up. I now pour 2 cups of vegetable oil down the disposal before we leave. That seems to keep it working.
I will be posting more often as we get settled. It just feels good to be back even though we had a terrific summer. Met so many wonderful people, including 3 blogger friends. There is nothing wrong with that at all. I hope it will happen more often.
Happy to know that you are home safe and sound. I've enjoyed your Montana post so very much.
ReplyDeleteBet you glad to be home! I loved all of the pictures took took while on your trip..:-)
ReplyDeleteThank you for letting me enjoy them..:-)
~ Susan
It's been a while since my last visit (busy with a new house, new baby, and lots of visitors). Glad to hear that you're home safe and sound. :-)
ReplyDeleteGood to read that you are home safely.
ReplyDeleteI've heard of that happening with computers and it is baffling...I r a computer programmer and all and I don't get what goes on. Maybe there are electronic gremlins...
Hey, you missed a record setting early October - snowed this morning for the second time :)!
Welcome home. I look forward to being in Florida next month!
ReplyDeleteWelcome home! It's good to know you made the long trip without incident.
ReplyDeleteI look forward to learning about the sights and sounds of you two snow birds:)
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