Moved camp to a parking lot and watched the Mexican moon at the border, then back to BLM-VFW campsite in preparation for yet another move. And the Christmas elf has been moving every night, until…
I picked up supplies and the calendars on my way to the border parking lot where Gayle and I would spend the night (360 video) before walking to Mexico in the morning for her dental appointment. Was a rather different experience watching the Mexican moon.
Good thing I bought ice cream because that greedy elf ate almost all of the opened container.
In the morning, we walked across the border to Gayle’s dentist office.
She was in surgery for almost two hours while the upper implanted posts were removed because her body rejected them.
I went for a quick walk through the tunnel of merchandise that encloses the sidewalks outside of the storefronts, optical shops, and more dentists. Feels like walking the gauntlet. These pics are all taken from a video.
Back to the border parking lot for the night. Unfortunately, low clouds obscured the actual horizon line of the Mexican moon.
That’s what happens when an elf eats almost a half gallon of ice cream.
Invasive Tamarisk trees have thick bark
Returned the next day to the BLM-VFW camp for Gayle’s recovery.
Elf feeling pretty good the next day.
Made a jewelry sale from a “memory” photo posted on Facebook.
I spent the weekend addressing envelopes for calendar shipping. No help from elf.
Clouds built in the evening. Rain was predicted.
A good morning to sleep in.
Gayle left Monday for Tucson. I watched as mammatus clouds filled the sky and enjoyed the light rain.
Clouds were clearing out at sunset.
Just hanging out.
Joann picked me up Tuesday morning and I used her rig to get to the post office, along with hordes of others. I’d expected that. Only took an hour. Fortunately I was able to use a case on wheels to haul the heavy pile of calendars.
Still have a few calendars left if you’re interested. $25 each includes shipping in the USA. No guarantee they will be shipped by the end of 2022 because I’m camped in the middle of nowhere once again. I am a happy camper.
Note the rainbow halo
Wednesday morning after a little shopping, found me moving to another location with lovely views of the Cargo Muchacho Mountains.
As it is unlikely I’ll get another post out before Christmas I’d like to wish you all Happy Holidays!
I tried to warn him.