
We parked next to a Karl’s Transport truck in a rest area somewhere in Illinois. They’ve got quite the tagline.🤣

We parked next to a Karl’s Transport truck in a rest area somewhere in Illinois. They’ve got quite the tagline.🤣
I don’t what happens, but every year, usually in the July time, frame I get behind on reading the posts by people I follow and my own posts become rather haphazard. I made it until August this year before this happened. (Go, me!😂) I’m actually just getting back into the swing of things so some of y’all are going to start seeing likes and comments on older posts.
August seemed to turn into a circular discussion on the following:
When it comes to these types of discussions, we can absolutely beat the topic to death. Discussions seem to come to an end when I reach the point where I just really don’t care any more, LOL. So, what did we decide?

We’ve now been home for a week and are starting to get back into the swing of things. We’ve caught up on sleep and laundry and consoling the cats, now I’m getting back into the routine tasks like vacuuming, dusting, etc. We got home just in time for the government shutdown so Kenn hasn’t been able to go back to his part-time job yet.
I’ll be posting more about our travels over the coming weeks. Now, it’s time to go scoop litterboxes. Whoo hoo! (I miss our cats dreadfully while we’re gone. I do not miss scooping poop.)
What’s new with you?

The last campground we stayed at was fully decorated for Halloween. I got a kick out of the unicorn skeleton.🦄💀

We spotted this sign in Bayfield, Wisconsin.🤣

The campground we stayed at in Michigan City was all decked out for Halloween. These flamingo skeletons cracked me up.🤣 (Side note: Michigan City is actually in Indiana. Because of course it is.)


Every campground has its own personality. The one we stayed at in Ohio had a big rock painted to look like a pig – complete with a tail. Why? Your guess is as good as mine.🤷♀️