In April 2007 we had sold our home in Michigan and moved into our new fifth wheel trailer to start our adventure of full timing and exploring in our RV. We started our blog so family and friends can track us and see what we are up to. You can double clink any picture to enlarge it.

Thursday, July 1, 2010

Doctor Jody Bahnmiller




The doc had her official hospital picture taken today. She'll be working at a clinic in Long Beach, MS with another lady doc and they are affiliated with Garden Park Hospital in Gulfport, MS. She's on hold now until her Mississippi medical license is processed so she's expecting to start in August.

Wednesday, June 30, 2010

Tar balls from BP in Biloxi














































We stopped for Mexican tonight and after the all day rain it's a cool 78 tonight so we stopped at the beach across the road from the campground. Yep, the tar balls are here in Biloxi. There are quite a few of them but we didn't see any cleanup crews, there were a couple buses a mile down the road so perhaps they just arrived, night time, when it's cool, is good for the crews and makes it easier to pick them up. I did get some pictures of a clean up crew the next day a mile or two down the beach.

SeaBee Museum & Hurricane Alex






















Not too much going on this past week. WE have been doing some tinkering at Jody's house and the best news is that Judy thinks she's determined what has been giving her so many headaches & sending her to the doctors while we were in AL. She had a root canal yesterday due to an infected tooth. The bad news is really good.
We did go to the Naval SeaBee base and went through their one room museum. Not much there but I think there's enough SeaBee history for a bigger & better museum. I would have liked to get a picture of the large SeaBee logo on the water tower but pictures are not allowed on the base, Homeland Security I imagine. Do I look like a terrorist?
Hurricane Alex is far far away but we are still feeling it here in Biloxi. It's been much cloudier than normal and two days ago the rains started. Sometime it just comes down in sheets. The oil has arrived at the Biloxi beaches, it has been reported on the local TV news and we have seen large crews combing the beach for the last couple days.