A cold front supposedly moved through last night and our temperatures went down a bit however the humidity stayed quite high. None the less, it is certainly much easier to take. I got busy and finished the front of RRV. It is all nice and shiny now so I hope we don't run into a bunch of migrating butterflies in Mexico!!
I even scrubbed the front of the Jeep which was covered in sticky bug guts as well. While I was doing that I lifted the hood and washed the motor compartment. Nice to have it nice and clean.
Sue got busy and took all the screens off the windows of RRV and I gave them a wash. They look much better now.
Another of my jobs was to remove the car radio that is mounted under one of our cabinets behind the couch. We store lots of stuff behind the couch in the shelf that I built last week, and I have been back there a few times. Almost every time I went back there, I hit my head on the stupid radio. We never listen to the thing so I don't know why we have kept it. Anyway, Sue was back there doing screens and gave herself a good wallop on the knog. Well as you can imagine, that was it for the radio. I got out the screwdriver and it is now history.
Archie got to go on a couple walks today and we got to sit on the deck and enjoy life a bit. Life is good.
I spent some time on the computer doing some work things as well as purchasing our Mexican Vehicle insurance. Mexico does not recognize any insurance policies from other countries when travelling by vehicle so a separate plan must be purchased. When we leave Mexico in the spring, we apply to our Manitoba Insurance provider and we are reimbursed for the time we spent in Mexico and didn't need their insurance. We actually get more of a refund than what we pay for the Mexican plan so that's ok.
And that wrapped up another day. We are just putting in time waiting on Jeff and Fany and Len and Judith to meet up with us this weekend. We will all travel together in Mexico next week. Good Nite!!!
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