Sunday, October 20, 2019

The rest of September

The weekend after the tough mudder we were back at Papa's to pick up the RV and watch the Fiscus girls run a cross country race at Commodore Perry.

We decided to pitch the tent in the carport since bad storms were in the forecast.  It ended up being a good decision as we got tons of rain.


The notary had quite a few issues transferring the title but eventually, after giving up on the computer and doing via paper, we got our Winnebago Warrior.


We also had lots of other September fun including...

ice skating,


Light the Night,

and hanging out in the RV.  We haven't taken a trip with it yet but are anxious to!
 

The only bad news of the month was the death of the Saturn.  It sure seems to be a blown head gasket and at this point isn't worth the money, time and energy to fix it.  Lara and I have had that car since 2004 when we lived in Texas...before marriage and kids.  We got it, for $1500, thinking it would last a few years and we ended up driving it for 15 years and 260,000 miles!  No shame in that, but now we are one "car"ing it until we find a suitable replacement.  RIP Saturn, we hate to see it go, especially when it still looks so good!



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