Pass It On

We got settled back in our cabin this past week. It was fun to travel home knowing you could stop anytime in a Rest Area and hop into your bed that you are carrying behind your truck!...
We got home on a Sunny Day...beautiful blue skys...our Cabin Home was in good shape, no sign of anyone trying to get in to do damage it in anyway. We are thankful to God for protecting our Cabin this sprint out to New England. I enjoyed finding my Moms' Quilt that she made for us in a nearby tub; decided to start celebrating Spring at Christmas time! Mom would have been 96 this coming Spring...the First Day of Spring. So, we are enjoying her gracing our home..it is beautiful!! Thank you Mom!!
On the way home still in Vermont we happened to pass by a cabin on a lake...we said..."goodbye!! Vermont"...it was suppose to snow again the night we left and as far as we can tell from the weather channel they have had cold and snow since we left....as we have had at our place too!! It is ok, we are snowbirds, really.
The Campground was so full of color when we came a month before, now it is getting it's first thin blanket of snow. The other RV's that were still there had put 5 inch styrofoam insulation around their RV's and using heat tape; the manager had wrapped the water spikets, etc in the same blue insulation. We wish them the best! Those RV's are made in Indiana but they have very little insulation worked into the construction and the windows....well!!....I am just glad we are in our warm, LARGE cabin!
My last but not least store to shop in while in Vermont was Sams'. A great outdoor enthusiast store in New England. It has everything and anything WARM!! -20 was on alot of their warm winter wear! They were having a holiday sale and that helped this Granny out with tshirts, etc I still needed for my Gram Santa Bag!!
We would not trade our time together in New England for anything. It was an awesome experience to share...we will always talk about it ... maybe when we are OLDER and if we get a bit confused we may BORE our loved ones with our repeated travel escapades we have had together, which by now number in the 100's. Sorry, all you that sink down long roots!! Would not trade my life with my Gary and our kids and now inlaws and grandys for ANYTHING!!.... You can not take things with you when you pass on but you sure can try to pass on the love and a legacy into the hearts that you love!!......or have fun trying!!! Quilted Love here!! Kari