Rain!

What is this? We are supposed to not have any bad weather until next summer - winters here are to be dry, in the 60's and 70's, and sunny! Saturday evening rain came in and rained until late yesterday afternoon. This weather system is the same one that is causing all the havoc as it travels through New Mexico, Texas Panhandle, and into Kansas and Nebraska and on with heavy snows, blowing snow drifting and low temperatures. Just glad we didn't have to shovel anything. As I look outside now it's sunny and about 57 and that's good. We traveled to see the family Saturday and spend time with them - fun. Helped them decorate for the holidays and I spent most of the time with Lia and Emi - doing nails, straightening their hair, listening to music, just hanging out. Dave's time was with Zoe - she commands alot of attention. Sunday we just bummed around the RV, catching up on emails, watching the rain, etc.

Monday (yesterday) was spent running into Casa Grande for some shopping after Dave got into see a doctor because he felt run down. One thing that we discovered and will do something about after the holidays - our family doctor (who just retired) was in Vermilion - and we do not plan to be back to Ohio any time soon. What do we do about doctors? Dave was recommended a family practice right in Casa Grande - and we both agreed that Arizona will be our base for some time in the future so it makes sense to establish doctor(s) here, making it easier to get a checkup and prescriptions filled. Later in the afternoon I drove us into Tucson to go to Camping World to pick up some parts that broke, and on our way back, we spotted an Airstream RV dealer. We will look into this dealer after the holidays to see what they have in stock.

We will have a fun day tomorrow - we are invited to Emi's school at 1pm for a Jingle Jog where the student and their parents/grandparents can jog with them around the track and then have a holiday cookies and snacks afterward. We will then go to the grandgirls' house afterward for dinner and more visitation. Fun being this close!