Sunset over downtown Houston 

Sunset on downtown Houston 

View of Houston's Minute Maid Park  

Variety is the spice of life!

Jul 11-20...We have been keeping busy with a nvariety of things. Mike has mowed several acres of farm land using a pull mower (it's been awhile since he has run a tractor). Dixie has been helping her Parents get ready to move from their home of 45 yrs (and we thought we had "stuff"). They purchased a 'condo' Patio Home in Great Falls. In between all that we have enjoyed doing things with the nephews (1 that will turn 1yr in a couple of weeks). Monday we flew to Houston as Mike had Dr. Appts (hopefully his last follow up to his cancer surgery 2 yrs ago). While in Houston, Dixie went to dinner with some of her friends and we had dinner with our old neighbors. Of course we enjoyed our visits very much. It's great to see old friends. The photo's this week is a portion of the Houston skyline. The view of Minute Maid Park and the George R. Brown Convention center was taken from the Skyline Bar and Grill. The sunset view is looking towards downtown Houston. We are headed back to Montana today for some cooler days - well at least cooler nights!

Home at the Farm! 

4th of July at Bigfork Bay 

More Fun in Montana!

Jul 1-10....Next stop was in Lakeside, MT which is on Flathead Lake. We met up with several of Dixie's family. Everyone brought their campers so we had fun going from "house to house". The 4th started by attending the big 4th of July Parade in Bigfork (it was big - it lasted for an hour). Then on to a picnic with family in Bigfork. Our next stop wasn't nearly so fun.....Mike was taken to the Kallispell Emergency Room by ambulance. While at the picneic he blackedout twice for what was later determined due to dehydration. Thanks goodness for Dixie's brother Doug who is an EMT and a relataive that's an RN. He eneded up spending the night as a guest in the Kalispell hospital with a heart monitor attached and for observation. He missed all the fireworks! Everything turned out fine and he is feeling well now - but it was pretty scary at the time! Once he was released on the 5th we left the Flathead/Glacier Park area and headed east. Dixie got a little "driving" time in that day. We spent the evening visiting friends in Inverness and then headed to Hogeland on the 6th. We are now parked in Dixie's parents yard - the "Hamilton Farm RV Park". It comes with full hookups, a "lawn" and a view for miles. You can't asked for much more. Oh, did I forget - the "price" is right too! We have no cell service as we are 12 miles from the Canadian Border with no cell towers in site! I will be adding a couple of photo's tomorrow of the farm. The weather is great here - they've been telling us it is humid (last check was 30%) that's a dry day in Houston!