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Water front property

 We visit the In-laws 


At their new parking spot for there trailer.  Kim was the first one to use the washroom.  Dixie went and jumped into the water right away.

She dried off quick, and wanted to jump up.  As a wet dog.  So a few times was put on a short leash.

Yet she ran around and Kim and I went for a walk around the pound.  Kim's parents are on strawberry πŸ“ lane.

I like my stools that I got for πŸ•️ camping, Kim not so much.  Already she has a list for us.

I find the way we sit in chairs is hard on chairs.

Some I hear can keep chairs for 17 plus years.  Us on the other hand ☺️ not so much πŸ˜‰.

How we ended there after steaks with Kim tonight for her birthday dinner, which is sort of a week away. But with how busy it was decided to be tonight.

Kim and I stopped at McDonald's on our way home, and spent $2.79 on one regular size cone for me and one kiddie cone for the dog πŸ•.

Kim didn't want one but since there was a bit of confusion with the ice cream in a cup.  We got two large cones and a cup full of ice cream.  So Dixie and I shared two cones and Kim did get half a cup of ice cream.  Which she gave the rest to me, cause her tongue πŸ‘… wasn't long enough to get any more.  

No spoon πŸ₯„.

I think the most expensive thing was fuel when we put gas ⛽ in the car.

Yet it's so close to Lethbridge that we didn't see the needle dip from when we filled it, it stayed the same height.



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