New Digs

  So its very very very hard to find a place to stay in southern Florida in the winter....we knew we might have to do some RV Park hopping.  Not the end of the world, but annoying none the less. And the next closest RV park with openings can be hours away, not condusive for running over for a quick minute to help with dads care.

  And the Lord moved mountains again, for us to stay at the RV park closest to my dad's house for the next MONTH straight.   Thank you, Jesus!  We are less than 3 miles away!!!!

  I really really love the setting!!!!!  This place rocks!

   We always put out this sign my dad made us, but everything becomes more special at a time like this, right?    Sigh. 

​ I had to take a photo to share.

  The kids FAVORITE part is that we have 2 perfect hammock trees right outside the door.  They read out there for hours!

  The RV park itself is really nice too.  We do family walks at the end of the day and swim most afternoons at the nice pool.  We go see Papa as much as possible, while also allowing them their own schedule and time together.

  We are making ourselves right at home, putting out a jar for sun tea, and Avery decided our RV number pole needed some Christmas Spirit.  Look closely, there are antlers too!  Clever girl.

  We spend a lot of time out front under the awning, just enjoying the nice weather and some family time after school.

  Uncle Chad and Lauren are coming down each weekend, this time kidless.  Uncle Chad played so Battleship with Pax and he loved that.

  The kids talked me into a $10 ginger bread kit.  What a joke! They sure don't make em like they used to,  
  Did I just age myself?  Hahah ;)  Its so gross, they used to at least be real cookies, now its like cardboard.

  We had Brie Arugula Burgers for dinner, yummo!

  When the kids get antsy, we head the 5 minutes to the beach and RUN EM HARD.  I still forget sometimes, we are so close to the ocean.  We usually winter 3 hours north of here!!!!

  I'll update you on dad soon.....the time is drawing near for his homecoming.

Hugs, T