I planted two amaryllis bulbs a few weeks ago. Today, the first set of flowers opened. I took this photo in the courtyard so there would be sunshine on them. Click on the image to enlarge.
The flower stalks are starting to open in the other pot I planted. I will update this post when I have photos of the other ones.
Yesterday, I got on the Arizona Motor Vehicle Division (MVD) internet connection and searched for a custom plate for the “Roadrunner,” our new RV Motorhome. Luckily, the alphanumeric sequence of “VRNABOB” was available. Had there been the availability of eight, rather than seven, character limit, I have no doubt that I would have been able to get both of our names complete without having to concatenate the “E” out of VERNA’s name. Click on the image to (slightly) enlarge.
When the Daddy walked Bay Bay and me this morning, we noticed something about the water in the rain bucket that the Mama keeps under the drain spout. The water was very hard and cold! I sniffed at it and tried to take a drink but I couldn’t.
The Daddy said the water was frozen and then took us into the warm house where I could get a a cookie and a drink. Click on us to make us big.
Granddaughter Anna posted this on the book face thing today. Our great grandson, Alex, sitting on Santa’s lap somewhere in Santa Rosa, CA. Click on the image to enlarge.
Our inaugural voyage in “Road Runner,” our new Georgetown 30X3 motorhome took us to Palm Desert, CA to see Baby G and his parents. While we were in the RV Resort, I took a couple of images to merge into this nice anaglyph image of the big rig parked in our assigned space. Click on the image to enlarge.
You will need your free pair of 3D glasses to view the image (click image to enlarge). As usual, I have posted a 2D image here.
I also took another pair of images from the rear of the RV. You can see the 3D image here and the 2D image here.
We drove the new RV across two deserts today so we could see our new grandson again. JJ and Sara brought Baby Jerry to visit us in the new RV now anchored at the Emerald Desert RV Resort in Palm Desert, CA.
It was a nice visit and I got to hold the baby who laughed, smiled, farted and laughed again, much to my delight! I just love him to bits! Click on the image to enlarge.
