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We have returned to our home base. Big thanks to ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
borea and hubby for taking care of our kitties and my plants.
It was an uneventful trip home, but long, we didn't make it back till 2 AM. We discovered that, yes, even in the dark, we still find Hwy 52 in VA very cute (if a bit nerve wracking due to not playing by the google map directions very well... picked it up far too soon... listening to "Banjos and Bongos" on that leg of the trip was soothing though). I expect we are going to make a point to head back up that way at some point, maybe for camping in the fall.
I have come to realize that working from home and working so much on my home means that when I return home its like going back to work, with accompanying post trip let down. That really stinks.
Oh, and the deer have officially discovered my tomato plants. Stupid deer. Hoof prints and half eaten tomatoes tell the tale. Now I really need to get that fence in. Along with all the other crap that needs doing. Oy oh boy. My garden isn't really that great this year, but the zinnias are pretty at least. Next year will be better, I'll have compost to work in and I'll space things more closely.
borea and hubby for taking care of our kitties and my plants.It was an uneventful trip home, but long, we didn't make it back till 2 AM. We discovered that, yes, even in the dark, we still find Hwy 52 in VA very cute (if a bit nerve wracking due to not playing by the google map directions very well... picked it up far too soon... listening to "Banjos and Bongos" on that leg of the trip was soothing though). I expect we are going to make a point to head back up that way at some point, maybe for camping in the fall.
I have come to realize that working from home and working so much on my home means that when I return home its like going back to work, with accompanying post trip let down. That really stinks.
Oh, and the deer have officially discovered my tomato plants. Stupid deer. Hoof prints and half eaten tomatoes tell the tale. Now I really need to get that fence in. Along with all the other crap that needs doing. Oy oh boy. My garden isn't really that great this year, but the zinnias are pretty at least. Next year will be better, I'll have compost to work in and I'll space things more closely.
