Trip - Part 3

Trailer living is great but

three and a half weeks is

a bit much.

Tom and I made the best of 

the situation, in our true form.

We ended up having a lot of fun,

and on top of that,

 being with our grand kids. 

The Penny Lane Condo

doesn't have a washer and dryer.

So, here we are at the laundromat! 

Don't feel bad for us. There are several 

Starbucks within walking distance!

We didn't have TV or WiFi.

Again, don't feel sorry for us.

To watch our beloved Seahawks, we

dropped in at the local hotel.

We had front row seats.

This hotel also has free WiFi,

So, Tom would sip on a cup of coffee,

 while sitting in the lobby to 

catch up on his emails

My favorite place in the whole, wide world 

is Carillon Point, in Kirkland Washington.

It's a must for me, when we visit.

Especially, on such a beautiful day like the one we had.

My friends helped us out so much!

Anita let me read from her library.

(I stayed up really, late one night because

 I couldn't stop reading!)

Another friend had us over for dinner.

We brought along our bikes.

Pure joy to be riding on the bike paths

 and the streets

of Redmond, again.

Tom bought us tickets 

to an outdoor concert.

We didn't know if we would be going,
 but baby Scarlett arrived a day before the event.

Tom likes to arrive early and people watch, 

while reading the newspaper.

I on the other hand, enjoy the leisurely, 

four miles, bike ride on the trail.

I usually arrive just in time to enter into the venue.

(We saw Mark Knopfler)

Our last day in Redmond,
 we cleaned out our teen, tiny refrigerator.

Oh No!
What do we do for food?

We go have the world's best clam chowder!
Waterfront views, a beautiful sunset, and a big, hot,
 bowl of clam chowder.

The only thing better is.....

holding Scarlett and

being with Trey!!

to be continued...

(a surprise ending)

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Got home in time to harvest

the rest of the tomatoes

and cucumbers -mmmm

"Commit to the Lord whatever you do, and he will establish your plans."

Proverbs 16:3