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Ever since I moved my HP all in one, I can't get it to print. It keeps telling me to "remove and check cartridges " doesn't tell me what to check. I remove them and look at them and put them back but I get the same instructions! It won't let me scan or print anything! I went online to HP and followed their directions, cleaning the cartridges and replacing, still doesn't work. Next, guess I will buy two new ones. It is almost cheaper to buy a new printer!I like my old one and don't want to replace it. It was always so easy to use. Not so much with the Dell and Vista Home Edition!
I drove to Whitney today to check on the RV. She's just sittin there all alone! Told me she wanted to "go go". I managed to get the generator out, and a few other things and had to head back to Cleburne. I still have "stuff" in the bays to take to storage. I enjoy driving down there anyway. I always felt like when I reached the small town of Blum, that I was HOME. Miss it!
Tiny postage stamp size patio!
Looks like the birds have taken over my patio! I have called a man that does screening to get an estimate of the cost to have it screened. I think I would enjoy it more if I didn't have to share with the birds, and the wasp I keep swatting down.
I was all set to go to Karaoke tonight and make another cute video! Alas, it was canceled. Maybe Saturday night. Friday night is Gospel singing, maybe I won't miss it this time! I just can't seem to get it together. I have been watching the tornado warnings all day. There were five tornadoes at one time. Several did touch down damaging homes and last I heard one person injured. If you live in Texas, you may get hit! It is really scary in the RV. You just don't have any protection, and most RV parks don't have a storm cellar, only thing to do is go to the restrooms. One thing I have learned is to get OUT of the RV or car and head for the ditch. Get as low as possible and cover your head, or at least keep it down. I don't think much of anything can be done if you receive a direct hit, even if you are in a house. People in RV's should especially watch out, pay attention to the wind. A straight line wind can blow an RV over. I have seen 18 wheelers blown off the road, one time at Lordsburg,NM. It is times like these I am glad I am not in my RV. But, I still miss it. I still have to go and get more "stuff" out. Afraid I might just "hook up" and take off! It is tempting.
Finally got the Chicken Dance to load. I am not a good photographer, you get a good picture of the ceiling too.
Hope everyone has a Hoppy Easter!
I haven't done a lot lately. I don't think unpacking will ever end! Seems I just wander from one job to another and not "finish" anything. I get side tracked easily. I run across some travel pictures, or maps of trips I have been on, and there goes my day! My thoughts are of far off places, and NOT on unpacking. I still have my fifth wheel, it is in storage and I still have a few things to get out of the bays. I am already thinking of a van, one I could "make do" for traveling or maybe spend a few boondock nights in if I had to. I don't think I will ever live in a RV again, but who knows what a crazy old lady might do! I think I could do with a E350, passenger van. Put a bed in the back. Also a porta potty right at the rear door. That way I could dump without picking up the tank to empty. I already have a heater, and lantern. A Coleman stove that runs on one pound LP bottles would do for me. I have outdoor grill. I have an inverter to plug in my cig. lighter to charge up computer or watch a little TV, oh, wait, I would need an antenna! How about air conditioner? Think I could hang one out the rear door window? A good ice chest? Maybe a little refrigerator , to hook up when staying in RV parks?
When my husband and I had a tent trailer we didn't have air or cook stove or potty. It was an old Appleby, you had to build the frame, and actually through the "tent" over the frame. I bought foam rubber mattress, and plastic bags to zip around them. I had a Coleman stove, a Coleman lantern, and a metal dish pan to wash up in. We had a big Coleman ice chest, it was metal. We had the best time ever in Rocky Mountain National Park! It was a step up for us. We started out in a tent. The tent was just big enough for four army cots for the kids to sleep on, and we slept outside on chaise lawn chairs with a blanket. Just the stars for our roof! That's camping!
