Bill & Boris are waiting for me to get everything together...there's so much to organize for this full day in car trip to Ontario.
The cats, Bose & Tommy, are crated & meowing. I'm hoping that the bags around them will muffle their sound...it's going to be a very long trip if the meowing dual howl through the trip.
Everything is in & it's packed to the ceiling. Oh my! I'm amazed that Bill got everything in!
And he still had room left for me & himself!!
And I know that made him happy. LOL
This is where Boris stays, at my feet, for the entire trip. He only gets out when we stop for gas & then back in at my feet on his blanket. He's such a great traveler, this is his 10th trip traveling the distance!
And we made it back in 14 1/2 hours. It was different seeing Plaster Rock in the daylight, I'm still amazed that the road is classified as a highway. You must travel it to know what I mean & I'm told that it's been made 'much better than it use to be'.
Bill brought everything in & I said it looked good for organizing...he said the rest was in the livingroom.
Oh my, there was a lot of stuff to put away...
Things were piled everywhere!
The wooden flooring & baseboards were still stored in the living room, I forgot about that project from last year.
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Bill & I were out doing errands & he thought we would look for 'Osage balls' for Christmas decorating from a bush in the cemetery. Well to our amazement the cemetery was full of beautiful deer out walking around, we counted six.
One walking & one lying down taking in the afternoon sun.
It was like seeing Santa's reindeer! LOL
How sweet is this little guy.
It was an awe moment for both of us & real pleasant surprise.
The deer just moved around & never took much notice to us in the car.
How majestic to view these beauties.
What a perfect afternoon Bill & I had in the cemetery. We remembered the family & friends buried there & how much we missed them but the awesome surprise of deer made the afternoon full of smiles for both of us. We never did find the Osage bush.
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