And Then There Were SIx

Ah, life on the road, with all its challenges big and small.  This is a fast update after some slow Internet issues that have been worked out.

I finally got a post up that I had been struggling with.  Evidently, with slow connections, the post kept timing out.  I went back and edited it down to a shorter version and it finally went through (See the previous post).

We had smooth sailing all the way into Sioux Falls.  We are at the Tower campground, recommended by Alternative Resources.  We were tickled to meet some RV Dreamer friends here, Joe and Carolyn and had a nice dinner out with them (more to follow).  They've just joined the fulltime life too and it was fun to share our experiences with each other.

Upon arrival (Sunday) we found out the DMV is closed on Monday, but you can still get licenses at the County Courthouse.  We'll do that and then get the vehicles registered on Tuesday.

We're going to visit our "home" today, too:  Alternative Resources Box 2941.  They have been great to work with and we highly recommend them.

Then we received the news we've been waiting for.  At 12:05 AM, 14 May, our sixth grandchild (and fourth granddaughter) was born in Seaside, Oregon.  Here is Rebekah Jane Dahl, 6 lbs, 15 oz, 19 1/4 inches long and healthy.  We can't wait to see her sometime in mid June after her family relocates to Pennsylvania.

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