I’ve had company twice this morning! That’s got to be a record!

Mr. Colorado neighbour came over to point out a big ship passing by and to tell me what to see in Port Anansas and Corpus Christi if I want to go for a nice day trip and check out the area before committing to moving there next. He says I might be able to see sea turtles and dolphins! He also said not to worry about the wind and that it should die down fairly soon. I know I’m safer parked here than I would be driving anywhere!

The folks parked on my driver’s side in a small travel trailer are pulling out today. The wife came over to apologize for being so loud last night and to thank me for letting them have their fun. She didn’t believe me that I honestly never heard a peep from them! Must have been all that wind!

I hope they will be okay driving in this wind (averaging 30MPH apparently).

I can’t even exit the rig from my house door. I’ve opened it a couple of times and it just flies open and is almost impossible to close. I’m going to have to exit through the driver’s side door in the cab until this wind lets down.

My solar array monitor claims that my batteries are fully charged, which is absolutely impossible, methinks, since they were resting at 12.3V in the middle of the night. So colour me a tad confused and slightly more appreciative of the battery monitor when it’s working properly. At any rate, with these conditions, I can charge my computer without discharging the house battery, regardless of its state, so I’m quite pleased about that.