Lee Meets Oliver

Lee started out Monday morning getting us settled in. When you are planning on staying in a place for 2-1/2 months you want to make sure everything is right and we had learned the night before that this particular site only had 30 amp. That was unfortunate because we loved the site, but spending two months on 30amp would not have been fun. Every rig is different but with ours we can only run one major thing at a time with 30 amp. That means one AC, or the microwave or the Instant Pot or Air Fryer. The constant turning things on and off to avoid blowing a breaker is pretty annoying and although it is fine for a few days while traveling not something we wanted to deal with for an extended period of time.

Luckily when Lee went to the office in the morning he learned there was an unused 50amp right next door to us. We are on a corner and they added a 50 amp next to us but there isn’t really a site there so it goes unused. The office person told Lee we were welcome to use it or we could move to another spot. Thankfully Lee carries lots of extra everything related to hookups and we had enough to not only use the pedestal but also back up quite a bit into our site. It’s a bit funky looking but the site was totally worth it.

After we got set up I did some work and then we headed over to see Kyrston. It’s been a long time since Lee and Kyrston have seen each other and they really missed each other. Then Lee got to see Oliver and there are no words I have that can describe how wonderful that was, so here’s the pictures. You should know Lee loves babies in general and his grandson…well take a look.

Gotta boink the nose.

Finn, Kyrston’s dog, needed to get in on the action

This was the cowboy outfit that Sue and I made. How cute is that!!

Power nap after some serious playtime with Grandpa

But back at it after a 30 minute nap. Can you even stand it 🙂

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