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Sunny days Finally!

Soon, I will send some pictures again. I've been at Mittry Lake, AZ with a beaver for a neighbor. It's finally warming up a bit and I can take off the winter bundle of clothes!  I'm so sorry about being 'incommunicado' but wilderness boondocking campsites don't always have cellphone reception!   I hope all my RTR buddies and friends are doing well, please let me hear from you soon.  I'm hoping to have service at the next campsite....   REMEMBER the first Sunday of the month is on March 3rd.  I will make breakfast for who ever is around...I'm thinking breakfast burritios this time!  Come find me...   Hugs -- Keep It Simple Simply,  Les a   Lesa NeSmith USA phone: (347) 410.6480 CR cell: (506) 8545-2575 www.simplylesa.blogspot.com   Skype - Facebook - Gmail - GoogleVoice

Quote of the day..

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My friend MA loves quotes, she shared this 'MA's Quote of the Day' "and those who were seen dancing were thought to be insane by those who could not hear the music" Nietiche..... Dance to your drummer! Live your tempo! (thanks JZ) enjoy the warmpth of this day - its finally short sleeve tempurature in the desert.

Staying warm....brrr

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Hi yall, I really didnt expect either Arkansas or the desert of Arizona to be so crazy cold! brrr... about froze my smartwool socks off a few nites.  I have been so very grateful for all the help and advice of fellow full-timers to get me through this. Dee n Walter in Arkansas gifted me reflectix n helped fit it to the windows.  A stranger left a mighty warm sleeping bag outside the van at Toad Suck COE Park.  Peace Lutheran Church too me under thier wings and blessed me a few nights at a campground, a lovely lunch and some warm blankets.  Pastor Ben from Central Church in AR brought me Thanksgiving dinner and firewood and also helped me with nites at a campground so I could plug in an electric heater.  After arriving in the AZ desert, Bob Wells and his tribe of Cheapgreenrvliving full-timers were a wealth of knowledge and assistance.  Charlene (swankiewheels) especially befriended me and not only helped me stay warm with her xmas gifted blanket, she and I worked together to build my