Wednesday, August 16, 2006
Buckhorn Lake RV Park Page Two
Today, Jerry fell in the motor home and broke her left humorous bone. As it turned out it was a spiral fracture. The paramedic took her to the local hospital and the Dr. has her set for surgery tomorrow. He's going to install a metal rod in her left arm and she'll be in the hospital for about a week.
Jerry has been released from the hospital and has a weird type of pad under her arm. She will be sent to a "rehab" facility where she'll undergo an extensive physical fitness and rehab program. They expect she'll be there for about six or eight weeks.
Since she can't work, I've had to double up on the jobs and will be working five days per week now. It has really been hard on her cause she can't have her lap top computer and of course can't play Bridge. That hurts worse than the physical fitness she has to undergo twice a day.
This has really been hard on both of us, she is in a rehab facility that is not the nicest place in the world and I have to work from 8:00 am to around noon and then head up to be with her for a few hours. Hopefully with the help of God we'll get through all this and come out stronger.
I guess for the next several weeks all I've have time to do is work and be with Jerry so that means I won't be doing much if any work on the Blog. Please be patient.
Tuesday, July 4, 2006
Buckhorn Lake RV Park







Saturday, April 15, 2006
Texas Hill Country Page Four
Sunday, April 9, 2006
Texas Hill Country Page Three
Thursday, April 6, 2006
Texas Hill Country Page Two





Saturday, April 1, 2006
Texas Hill Country
Buckhorn Lake RV Resort
Some sites along side Goat Creek
We'll be working for our site, laundry, propane and a discount at park store. We'll be working twenty hours each per week and we are to start at about 8:00 am and work for four hours each day. That is not too bad and we have plenty time to do some sight seeing or better yet enjoy the pool and hot tub.
Buckhorn Lake RV Resort is by far the best RV park in the entire hill country. The sites are long level concrete pads with a large patio and of course full hook ups. Also there is a "hot phone" at each site that allows calls to other sites and local calls at no charge. It can also serve as an answering service so if you get a call and are not at home you can retrieve it later by calling the office.
Everyone here is very friendly and helpful and that make being here nice.
We're a little tired from our trip since we had to fight a Texas head wind for over five hundred miles. We're going to rest and take a dip in the pool. More later...stay tuned.
Monday, March 27, 2006
Texas Hill Country Here We Come
Since we have a few days to get there we're going to stop over in Las Cruces NM and visit with my cousin there.
On our way through southern CO and northern NM we say quite a bit of snow on the mountains, sure looks pretty. We won't be seeing that in Texas.
We stopped at a casino just outside of Albuquerque to try our luck, have dinner and spend the night. We had a good inexpensive meal and a nice place to park for the night but we didn't win much at all. Oh well two out of three isn't bad.
We're now in Las Cruces for a couple of days and then head over to Texas Hill Country.





