Monthly Archives: April 2011

While we were still in Kansas, one of our favorite restaurants was Red Beans Bayou Grill, a mostly Cajun joint on west 21st St. in Wichita. We loved the etoufee, jambalaya, gumbo and red beans and rice. Our favorite event … Continue reading →

This has been a tourist week for us. It’s really handy having a local resident to show us around or at least point us in the right direction. LeRoy’s cousin Rodney Sayers took us to Corpus Christi to see the … Continue reading →

What a glorious, blessed morning, Easter! We attended a community sunrise service in Rockport, where the sun came up over the water. It was cloudy and windy, so the clouds scudded across the sky and we could see the first … Continue reading →

Today was a wonderful day for sightseeing along the coast in Texas, overcast and pleasantly warm, not hot. Rodney and Georgia Sayers took us to a couple of close attractions. It was nice to have someone else driving since we … Continue reading →

When we were at the Gypsy Gathering in Yuma early in March, one of the seminar leaders said that it is a good thing to know just how tall your rig is. Not just what a manufacturer said or a … Continue reading →

Even though we’re only in the San Antonio area for a couple of days, we had to make a visit to the Alamo. The only time I remember being there before, we drove around and around and never could find … Continue reading →

Flexibility is still the name of the game in Liberty! Today, we played fruit basket upset, I think. The fellow LeRoy had been dealing with until last night on buying the Jeep just quit communicating, so that is out of … Continue reading →

Flexibility, thy name is Willis! Due to several unforeseen circumstances, we are foregoing Carlsbad Caverns for this trip. Steep roads on the route we had mapped, overheating problems, etc. made us decide to change our plan. We stayed on I-10 … Continue reading →

Ready or not, all points east of Arizona–Here we come! The time has come to leave the saguaros and palo verdes behind and head east. We had planned to leave the Desert Trails RV Park on Friday and park behind … Continue reading →

Note to self–feet first on the steps, not face first! Yesterday afternoon our friends Art and Cindy Wales dropped in with their Eagle conversion to spend the night. Art honked his train horn (Eagle owners are proud of those) and … Continue reading →