Officially tired of cold weather. Tallahassee record low of 19; Rachel saw frost; snow flurries in Tallahassee on Christmas. Nokomis record low of 32; it has warmed up but we have another cold night before it warms up to the 70's daytime and 50's at night. Positive thinking - it will be a warm winter! Looking forward to a wonderful New Year!

Christmas calls to our daughter and moms today. Busy day with breakfast at the clubhouse sponsored by one of our very active residents. Regina spent a few hours working on the resident directory update while Paul prepared the sweet potato casserole, our contribution to the Christmas Dinner; we enjoyed the company of Maine and South Dakota friends - and filled our plates with more food than we needed. After a site check around the park, we are relaxing and enjoying a warm evening before the cool wind brings cooler temperatures.
We would like to wish each and everyone of you a Merry and Joyous Christmas. This is the season, as long as we remember the reason for the season. I think all of us have much to be thankful for, especially ourselves in the warmer climates.
For those of you in the recent snow belt, it too shall pass. In the meantime, enjoy the scenery.

Merry Christmas to All!

BRR. It's cold. Woke up to 42 outside and 56 inside; forecast high today of 58 and low 35; not good; warm-up by Friday. Yes! Everyone is decorating for Christmas; looking beautiful out there; thanks to the volunteers at RCR.

John Prince Park Campground

Here we are at John Prince Campground in Lake Worth camped beside Lake Osborne for Thanksgiving week. We're lucky that our moms and siblings are with 25 miles of each other. Rachel has a long drive and Jenn a shorter drive for turkey day; this is our holiday to enjoy family. Weather is great. We all have so much to be thankful for this season.

Veteran's Day

Thursday will be busy with parades, free car wash, visit to warehouse, and more. We are enjoying the warm up after a few nights down to 48 degrees. Time change has made evenings short. Regina is enjoying Paul's new blue tooth hearing aids; he can hear the phone, TV, DVR, and conversation as we are driving. Tonight is first Pub Night at the Clubhouse; we'll go check it out. RCR activities are in full swing.

November already; time change already; cool nights already. Yep, we've had to turn on the heat when it gets to 48 degrees with daytime barely reaching 65; ah, but it will be in the 70's tomorrow. Friends are returning daily; this feels like home. Paul has completed necessary tasks and is working on his wish list; Regina is back in the office on weekends. I'll try to post once a week; let us hear from you all, too!