Something completely different. We’re leaving our motorhome for a week to
go stay in a motel. The rig is still plugged in at Dakota Ridge in Golden.
We just drove to Carbondale and checked in at the Comfort Inn. A snowstorm.
Winter driving conditions. Eight degrees at the tunnel. Chain law in
effect for commercial vehicles on Vail Pass. Trucker Cleve out working on
his chains at temperatures way too cold to be exposing oneself. Glad we
didn’t drive the motorhome. It’s supposed to snow off and on all week.
Drove across the Continental Divide in the jeep, no problem. This is the
last week of jobs in the mountains for the year. Two jobs. One week. Football games on the satellite radio, can choose from every game being
played. We switched between the Chiefs and the Chargers. A brief run in the cold, dinner, a soak in the hot tub, and we’re done for
the night. Tomorrow, Thunder River Theatre Company.
Football
Yeaa! Our Colorado Team beat our Texas team. Yeaa! Go Broncos!
Golden
Only 554 more days until the next America’s Cup.
Football
Thanksgiving day football. We’ve got it covered. Both our teams are
playing. We can’t lose. Go Broncos/Cowboys.
Bad dog
Judy is so overprotective with Annie. If she sees a big dog coming, she is
always watching to make sure the other dog isn’t coming to get her Annie.
Dogs on neutral ground in an RV Park? That’s not when dogs attack. Dogs
protect their own property and people. Otherwise, they’re just coming over
to say hello. Before we left Woodland Park, Judy took Annie for her morning walk. A
bigger dog charged out, off lead, and attacked our little princess, growling
and biting for no reason. Annie didn’t get hurt, but she did get dragged
around by her leash while Judy hit and kicked the attacking dog. Judy
didn’t get bit or hurt either, but the adrenaline sure got pumping. Can’t tease Judy about being overprotective. She was right there and took
care of that bad dog trying to get our Annie. Now we’re at a more civilized park, back at Dakota Ridge in Golden.