Catching up on 2024 in June 2025

 Been a long time since I updated the blog.  Sometimes it doesn't feel that there is much that is "blog worthy", but I do like having the photo-journal, so here I am again.  We did go to Watstadler Campground again in August, but it was quite uneventful other than my enjoying our new hammock...actually I think the first we ever had.

But what was quite eventful was the birth of another great-grand, Fisher.  His big sister, Saylor, is very happy, as are mommy and daddy, grandparents and great-grand ones, too.

In September, we made the long drive to Sunset Beach to see Plish, John, their niece Lisa, and Paul.

We ladies enjoying the sun near the pier

And John and Bob who sought shade under the pier

But, with news of a storm heading to SC, we cut the trip short and headed home.  I-85 was at a standstill with trees downed and blocking the road.  This storm became Helen, which caused massive destruction especially in North Carolina.

In October, we went back to Morganton. GA, and camped at Morganton Point.  We like going to the shops and restaurants around Blue Ridge and Blairsville.  We also went to McCaysville, GA and stopped at The Folk Collective.  

The collective is a long-time family owned farm.

 

They specialize in herbal teas, remedies, homemade jams and jellies and a variety of other goodies.

In October, we drove to Ohio to visit with Bob's family.

                                           

Julie's big lug, Lucca, loves loving company.  Although Poochie is happy to see everyone again, she hopes we won't leave her there!

                           

Fozzie Bear loves Poochie, but doesn't want her to stay either!  Fozzie enjoys being Numero Uno.

In December, Julie, Tony, and Fozzie spent a few days with us.  They bought our boat and would be towing it back to Ohio.

Fozzie and Julie enjoying a mimosa.

               

And Tony & Jules enjoying a pre-Christmas libation.  Ho! Ho! Ho!

    

God bless us everyone!