And on the Third Day ...

And on the third day it snowed.

And it snowed.

And it snowed.

But we had known it would, because we watch Yahoo Weather.  The report had offered a little snow on Sunday, Mothers Day, 1 to 3 inches on Monday, nice weather on Tuesday, and clear and nice on Wednesday, our day to drive to Carson City.

When we pulled into Oh Ridge campground, the Camp Host confirmed the above.

Here it is Monday late afternoon, the snow has been on and off all day, mostly on. Sometimes we can see the lake, sometimes we cannot.

For the last few months we have been saying (mostly me, I admit) that we'd love to be back in the snow country again, without the responsibility that snow country imposes. Here we are, in snow country, and we don't have to plow or shovel or clear the eaves, or anything like that.

And we are comfy-cozy here in Rosie, our home on wheels. We have a propane furnace (sucking up propane like mad); we have our generator to provide electricity for the microwave, the coffeepot, and the computers; we have an extra blanket on our bed, and are quite content. It's happy hour, we've been printing out some photos for our family picture board. This is a board we have both here in the motorhome and in the trailer back in Benson. We like to display the latest family stuff on that board. Since we haven't used the motorhome much recently, it's time to update it before getting back to a family situation.

This weekend, we'll start collecting more photos for the next display, as daughter Kathie graduates from college, and great grandson Darren wiggles his way into our active awareness again.

So now, Suzy is preparing dinner, and we are both feeling the freedom of being where we want to be, and knowing the uncertaintly that comes with weather we cannot control. Stick around, please, and see what happens next, in ... Our Life on Wheels.