Morning Cup Of Coffee And Weather

dustinp said:
I was thinking more the Burgess Merideth version myself.
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Not sure I feel much better either way. But the lighting IS perfect, and the "work uniform" I am wearing (I had an emergency call before I cuold leave town the night before) just makes it all the more....sinister. FWIW, my favorite version -- probably becuase I grew up with it. The Danny Divito was certainly more grotesque, but that didnt' help the movie much. Now, Michelle Pfeiffer...


On the travel front, I'm exhausted - Craig and I needed to make an adjustment to the forum today, which went exactly according to plan.

I left Necedah around noon today, and made it to southern Wisconsin before I realized that my wife was still working with problems at home, where she said, "You know....anotehr day won't hurt" combined with just being a bit frazzled after a great time....I'm stopped for the night at a state park in Indiana. Still have a small push in the morning, I'll do that as soon as I wake up.... no alarm clocks tomorrow.

Last night (sunday night) at the campground was so quiet --- after everyone was there, my ears still echoed. I saw 2 brave souls still there on my way out this morning....that is just a beautiful park.
 
Tour 931 said:
Good morning world. The sun is still rising north of Timms Hill.
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Very nice. I missed the sunrise Monday at the park -- but the little bit of the sky I caught, was remarkably similar. Beautiful.

FWIW --- made it home finally at 11:15 on Tuesday. The drive back was brutal, having to stop for another night at Tippicanoe River State Park in Winamac Indiana -- nice night, only a hand full of people there. But it gave me what I needed -- a good night sleep, and most of all not driving at night. I'm finding that is something I do NOT enjoy any more. In decades past, I'd drive 20 hours straight to get to our Florida escape -- no more.
 
We spent 6 days in Yellowstone and the Tetons WITHOUT the crowds last week
Last visit was 1994 with 4 kids and a pop-up. Weather was beautiful - upper 50's low 60's for highs and lows around 35-40. Did some fly fishing and hiking and saw plenty of wildlife. We saw our first Grizzly and Wolf which was just awesome.
No CampInn, we stayed at Grant Village Lodge. What a place!

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It amazes me how fast the weather changes up there. I mean we picked our camper up in early november (I think -- maybe mid) and it was icy and snowy --- which had me freaked out, and is how I found Colinite wax.

Does the same here too, but not with the brutaility you deal with ;) We'll see overnights kissing freezing in about 3 weeks --- Halloween is usually when we start turning on the furnace. Still too soon!
 
Sweeney said:
It amazes me how fast the weather changes up there. I mean we picked our camper up in early november (I think -- maybe mid) and it was icy and snowy --- which had me freaked out, and is how I found Colinite wax.

Does the same here too, but not with the brutaility you deal with ;) We'll see overnights kissing freezing in about 3 weeks --- Halloween is usually when we start turning on the furnace. Still too soon!
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Yep, 90 on Saturday, hard freeze this morning....nice part was that there were a lot fewer bugs to clean off the plane when I landed this afternoon. One more hard one should finish them off.
 
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