I got up around the usual time which just lately has been around 9:00 am and took a shower to complete the waking up process. It was another beautiful sunny day but very blustery and windy. I decided not to bring out the awning because of the wind. Having already lost one awning on a windy day on a different RV, I was not about to take that chance.
We harnessed up and went out walking around the campgrounds and managed to cover a mile in doing so, a very good start to the day.
Back in the RV, I was having trouble with the thermostat and could not get it to shut off and decided to get the expert to work on it. I called James, our RV repair man who said he would be out later. In the meantime, the A/C was running non stop and it was pretty cool inside the RV. About a half hour later, James showed up and worked his magic on the thermostat and got it working again. I thanked him profusely and after paying his bill, James left to go to his next client.
I was having trouble with my phone scrolling continuously and didn’t know how to stop it so I hopped in the Jeep and made the trip to the ATT store located in the Clock Tower in Dripping Springs. There, the Tec showed me what to do when the phone starts to do that. I thanked him and drove back to Henly and the RV. At least, that trip and service was free.
I had thought about a Latte and decided against it and as I drove past Tractor Supply, quickly thought about anything I might need from that store. Deciding there was nothing, I continued back to Henly and the pups.
I received a very warm welcome when I unlocked the RV door and told the dogs we would go out walkies as soon as I had put away the groceries for which I got a lot of help from Mikey. I harnessed them up and out the door we went on our usual walk around the RV Park.
We stopped at the girls for a quick chat and then we walked around the park saying “Hi” to anyone else that we saw along the way. Back at the RV, I tied the dogs up outside as I had a couple of things to do including emptying the Jeep so that Delores could borrow it for the next few days as hers was in the shop.
I also drove into Dripping Springs to the HEB and stocked up on food and drink stuff knowing that I would be without transport. When I got back and after emptying the Jeep of my purchases, I made sure that the Jeep was in good shape for Delores. I had stopped at one of the garages in town and had them air up the tires. I had tried to do it myself but ran into all kinds of trouble plus it cost money to do it yourself. Instead of putting air into the tires, I was letting it out. Apparently, there is no more free air unless the attendant does it. It used to be that airing up tires was a piece of cake but nowadays, the equipment is quite a bit different plus, as I said already, it cost money to use the air machine.
The rest of the day was spent walking dogs and eventually bringing in the bird feeders as another day came to an end.