Valentine's Day-Alabama-and beyond

We had a nice Valentine's Day here in Summerdale, Alabama. It was rainy, but OK.

The park put on a huge dinner and dance.

We sat with Lesle and Bill.

There were about 200 people there - mostly in red and pretty. There was a live band called "Vintage Vagabands" - two couples from the park - they were very good.

The band played 40s music which I loved.

Surprisingly, many people danced to most of the music. We had a good time, danced a little and went home.

Today, Sunday, Feb. 15, we got to move to a regular site, a bit behind Bill and Lesle. Jim hurriedly got the satellite up so we could watch the Daytona 500 - the start of the racing season. I took advantage of having all the carpets up from moving to do a thorough vacuuming. I ended up moving the recliners, all the dining chairs, polishing and cleaning. It took about two hours, but it sure feels good to know it is done. Jim is using Liquid Gold on all the wood in the rig. It is a big job as we have so much wood, but he is doing a little at a time - eating that elephant a little at a time!

Plantation Park is having their annual Mardi Gras celebration starting next Friday through Fat Tuesday. They have a parade here in the park, several meals, a king and queen, music and skits several nights. It is a big deal. We are going to sign up for the package tickets for all the meals for $18 a person...good deal.

Tomorrow Lesle and I will start attending the various classes they have here at the park. Lesle is going to a digital photography class tomorrow morning and I'm going to a knitting group. We're both excited!

Remember - you are loved!