What a beautiful sight, these balloons, just becoming airborne as we left Albuquerque. I wish we could stay a few days and investigate this lovely city. We had great weather for today's leg of the journey home. We are staying in a very nondescript trailer park near Oklahoma City. I am afraid we were spoiled by the parks we stayed in Tucson and Sedona. This park has a small indoor pool, when I went to check it out, I found it full of partying kids who didn't look like they wanted to share it with a little, round, middle age woman with her water noodle and bar bells. Oh well, we will soon be home and I can go back to my community center pool full of middle age women of all sizes.
I have been trying to get Randy to admit that he likes this trailer. He just shakes his head when I point out how we have been able to heat it, even in 20 degree weather, with a tiny space heater. I love to see it parked between two, 200 thousand dollar behemoths, looking for all the world like one of them laid a slightly beat up silver egg. It has won my heart. I am not sure this will ever be his idea of traveling in style, but he has been a great sport about it, and I thank him for that.
We hope to make Memphis by tomorrow night.
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