We were in Old Town in Albuquerque, NM, shopping and browsing galleries with friends and fellow full-timers Don and Connie Sarver. Just before we walked around the town square for dinner, it started raining. Not just a really light rain which we have experienced here in the southwest, but a fairly steady drizzle.
Well, as we ate Mexican (again...it is Ellen's favorite), it was SNOWING up in the Sandia Mountains where our Excel happens to be parked at Hidden Valley RV Resort. SNOW!!! As we drove up to the RV, the snow seemed to increase.
Well, as we ate Mexican (again...it is Ellen's favorite), it was SNOWING up in the Sandia Mountains where our Excel happens to be parked at Hidden Valley RV Resort. SNOW!!! As we drove up to the RV, the snow seemed to increase.
At first this didn't seem like the best thing, and we jokingly blamed Don and Connie, because we are here on their invitation. After a short while, the beauty of the snow on the Mountains and trees was pretty much breathtaking. We had not really seen snow up close since we flew to the Midwest for Christmas on early December.
We snuggled into our nice tight, insulated fifth wheel, and cranked up the furnace....and just knew life is good.
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