It was an easy drive day heading back to south western PA after a wonderful visit with our son. Leaving is usually difficult but we knew we would be seeing him again in only a few days. My parents would be arriving from Florida and he would be coming out by train.

After some debate, Bill finally had us parked in our seasonal site. It’s always a conversation, “Where EXACTLY” do you want the RV?” Generally, we like to stay over to the driver side as much as possible to allow for the largest amount of “yard,” and this time was no exception. We also like to park pretty far back on sites, so we have a large parking area out front. This time we did have to be mindful of the shed, which is directly behind the RV. All things considered, we were still parked and ready to head to Michelle’s by mid-afternoon. I needed some baby snuggles!

The following day, Bill and I headed to Latrobe to pick up my parents. It was unusual, as my Mom never flies, but this trip she decided to try it. Thankfully their flight was uneventful and on-time. We gathered their luggage and were on our way back quickly.

As expected, there were some strong emotions when we arrived and they saw Freya for the first time. Their first great-grandchild! That’s pretty special and rare these days!

Billy arrived on Thursday, via Amtrak. My parents were very happy to see him, as it had been over a year!

I was so happy to have so many of my loved ones in one place!

Our family friend, Linda, came on Friday, also meeting Freya for the first time.

Saturday, we had a gathering at Michelle & Derek’s for people to come and meet Freya. A lot of Derek’s family came, while my family headed out. I didn’t get pics on my phone that day, as I was taking them with Michelle’s camera.

Bill had an install this week also – finally the weather warmed up a bit. We were hoping it would last, but not really, it was just a teaser!

The week flew by! Why are visits always like that?

The following week, Michelle and I went to Pittsburgh for the day. We had lunch at Michelle’s favorite place, Square Cafe, where we both enjoyed their yummy Lemon Berry Ricotta Pancakes. It was a gorgeous day, so we decided to walk around Frick Park. Freya was very content in her pack.

We also did a bit of shopping.

Sadly, I’m finding it difficult to find interesting things to write about. I’m hoping I’m not boring you to death! To be clear – I’m not bored – just saying that when I reread what I’ve written, I can understand how it wouldn’t be of too much interest to others. I am loving my time being Nani and helping Michelle with Freya, watching her grow.

Sometimes life is just life, even when you are full-time RVer. It’s a life I wouldn’t miss for anything!

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