Day 44 – Hermon, Maine

I think we live here now.  During our walk this morning, Don signed us up for I don’t know how many more days.  OK with me, I really like it here.  There’s lots of friendly people, the grass is great, and the weather has been fine.  I’m sure that they have other reasons for staying on here, but that’s not really my concern.  I’ll just enjoy it as long as it lasts.

We got our morning chores done and hit the road for Craig (David) and Jane’s house in Old Town again.  When we got there, a couple of workmen were busy fixing some things, and Geri put me outside to get me out of the way.  Unfortunately for me, some mosquitoes took a fancy to me and started a meeting on my snout.  I immediately went to the door and begged for help.  Geri saw me, came out, and chased the skeeters off, then let me in.  I was very grateful.  They were nasty!  I hung out in the house for the rest of the time we were there.  The kids (how old do they have to get before they’re not kids anymore?) were flying back to Arizona this afternoon, so the party broke up early and we went back to the Pumpkin Patch to do laundry.  Don spent most of the afternoon doing some small repairs on the coach, and planning to get the rig into a local shop for some additional work.  I just kind of hung out, enjoying the lovely weather and taking a couple of walks with Geri.  Dinner wasn’t much, some leftovers from the fridge, a few crumbs for me. 

Don’t know what’s happening tomorrow, maybe the coach will go into the shop and we’ll do some touring.  Or, maybe not!  Anyway, I’m ready for a little excitement.  Whatever happens, I’ll give you a full report!