A Great Upgrade

— Posted inTravel — 1 min read

Linda has want me to do this for quite some time. So, what is it?

Foot photographed to indicate the relative size of the item.

It is an Extend-a-Hand grab handle for the RV. Once I determined who the manufacture of the existing handle was, I order the longer and lower handle. It is easy to see the difference in size from the photo. Being the same make, all the holes lined up perfectly making the installation of the new one very easy. (Linda is holding the old handle beside the new one in the photo.) Linda is now a very happy camper, no pun intended.

Just My Luck!

— Posted inFood — 1 min read

The small cuts of meat section at our local supermarket. Most of what you see is the section for beef. Problem is that we do not eat beef except on very rare occasions and then only New York Strip steaks or filet mignon. The reason it is problem is because we do eat pork and all those holes in the racks at the far end is where the pork is displayed. Just means more salmon and chicken on the menu.

Paperwork!

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Contracting Covid while on a trip overseas with a tour company and also having to cancel another tour immediately after the one you contracted Covid on means filing a claim with the your travel insurance company. Here is the family financial and insurance expert with the mountains of paperwork required by the insurance company to file the claim on the first tour. She tells me she will work on the second tour at a later date. I really did marry well.

Making the Good Even Better

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The chicken quesadillas we often order in restaurants are simply plain chicken, but not so when they are made and served at our abode, whether at our RV lot lot or our traveling in Sophie. This the start of something special, just add roasted tomatillos and blend together in the Vitamix and it kicks those quesadillas up several notches beyond mere good.