Projects

As I said in my last post, dogs lead pretty simple lives and are fairly easy to please. As long as we're warm, fed and snuggled we're happy. Mom and Dad left the cold NH winters for someplace with no snow and ice. Along with leaving for the winter, they left behind a myriad of projects, some finished, some in various stages of development. Mom says people can't die until all their projects are finished and that she's going to have to live to be 100 years old. That's good because I'd miss her terribly.

New projects here started pretty fast. First Dad couldn't figure out how to get the hot water working until today. Second, there wasn't much more than a trickle of water in the kitchen sink. Both problems were quickly diagnosed and fixed with a phone call to my friends at Camping World in Center Conway, NH. Roger was super helpful and walked Dad through what to do and he was able to resolve the issues.

Next project is to remove the dinette and install a bookcase type stand for the piano keyboard with storage underneath for music books. Mom said only skinny people would be able to fit at that booth so it had to go anyway. And since there was no other place to put the keyboard this seemed like killing 2 birds with 1 stone. Not that I would ever kill a bird, mind you. I am a hunting dog but I'm supposed to just point them, not kill them. Well, when I'm trained anyway.

Nap time with Mom

Meanwhile, life is good.

--Cruz