Yesterday we arrived at the Deschutes Fairgrounds in Redmond, Oregon for the Family Motor Coach Association Convention. There are about 2000 motor homes parked all around the fairgrounds. This is a picture of our row, C2. There are about 15 coaches in each row, so every where you look there's a sea of motor homes. I think it's an unwritten rule that everyone has at least 1 dog in their coach so there are lots of new friends to meet. I've been exploring the new territory and taking long walks checking things out. The good news, no roosters. The bad news, no squirrels or chipmunks.
Kathe and Jim hosted a little dinner party for six in last night. They had to move everything indoors because just when they were going to light the grill a huge thunder storm blew in. It poured down for about an hour soaking everything. Jim had to cook the steak under our next door neighbor's awning, but it turned out just fine. I couldn't get on the computer last night because our company stayed way past my bedtime.
I don't think there is much to say about today's activities. The first morning that we weren't awakened by the darned rooster, they had to set the alarm for 6 AM. Both Jim and Kathe are delegates and had to spend the whole day in the Governing Board meeting which started at 7 AM.
Sometimes I'm really glad I'm just a puppy.
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