Tuesday morning . . . I only feel like cleaning the BLT on sunny days.
Hence, these past few cloudy days have taken a toll on our little home. Muddy paw and boot prints, dirty dishes piled up, and clutter on all surfaces would be a mess in a regular house. In a 14-foot living space, however, it’s a catastrophe!
Fortunately the sun is shining brightly on our camp in the desert.
I open the door and sweep out the dried mud. Later I’ll mop, er, wipe down with a clean rag. I shake the bedding outside and fold it up neatly. The opposite side of the BLT, across the aisle from the bed, is a mound of stuff . . . clothes, coat, towel, whatever. I’ll tackle that later, too. Right now I want to get a blog entry done!
I did wash the dishes of which there were many.
I love my kitchen! It’s so cute and pretty when it’s clean. A few spritzes of cleaner and a wipe-down make the fiberglass gleam.
How my kitchen is supposed to look
Visitors to our house usually remark how the white in the kitchen and along the ceiling and floor, brighten the living space. Every time I finish making the kitchen sparkle, I wonder why I didn’t do it sooner!
Bridget always stays inside when I’m on a cleaning binge. I admit I talk to her as I wash and dry the dishes. Spike is right outside the open door, sitting in the sunshine, soaking up the heat reflected off the BLT, and occasionally barking at unseen . . . uh . . . I don’t have a clue why he barks. All is well. I guess he barks as a preventative measure.
Our walk this morning was spectacular.
We found another high spot with a narrow strip sticking out over the desert. It was like being in one of those commercials where a person is alone on an overlook with no one around for miles, and the music is playing along with a voice-over. Our music was the song of birds with no voice-over. Bridget, Spike and I stayed up there for a long time, absolutely delighted by the desert once again. I didn’t have the camera with me because I had no intention of taking a long walk. The desert lured us further and further away from our camp. It’s the desert’s fault!
I’m excited about the Readers’ RVing Resources page!
Thanks to those of you who are taking the time to write. I’m enjoying reading about your favorite rving items. If readers continue to add to the page, it will be interesting, helpful, and fun for all of us. I plan to add some of my favorites, too.
Okay. Time to get back to the house-cleaning.
rvsue
rvsue and her canine crew 