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Cedar, Leelanau County, Michigan (near Traverse City), United States
I am a 76 year old (born 7/4/1937) retired Public Radio Engineer from Lawrence University in Appleton, Wisconsin. Happily married to the love of my life, Teddy (nee Teddy Schlueter). Teddy is a retired Medical Records Clerk from Theda Clark Hospital in Neenah, Wisconsin. Two children, Michael and Lon. Lon passed away in 1994. Michael is married to his wonderful wife, Toni and lives in Appleton, Wisconsin. For photos click on link below or visit our photo site http://www.flickr.com/photos/igboo NOTE: Click on photos for full-size images.

Sunday, August 30, 2009

Pahrump

We buttoned-up the farmhouse and began our annual westwardly migration on Saturday August 22. We again spent Saturday evening at the home of our good friends Dan & Pat Martenson in Escanaba, MI. Pat again treated us to a lovely dinner. We then stayed up late playing dominoes, swapping lies and catching up on the activities of mutual friends.
On Sunday we continued on to Appleton and set up for the night in the Wal-Mart parking lot. Mike & Toni visited us Sunday evening and then we retired early as we had to get up early Monday morning. Rose at 6am, dropped the Cardinal off at Appleton Camping so that they could replace the damaged fender skirts from lat spring's tire events and then hurried on over to Appleton Medical center for Teddy's 7am appointment for her annual mammogram. Had lunch with our friend Becky Welhouse, then back to Appleton Camping to retreive "The Roadhouse". We set up for another night at Wal-Mart and then attended "Monday Night Martinis" at Dick & Jenny Orrs. There we saw Wes, Greg, & Kate as well as Dick & Jen. A nice party with hors d'oeuvres by Jen and a fine selection of cheeses donated by Greg.
Tuesday August 25 we continued on West spending nights in succession at Albert Lea, Minnesota, Grand Island, Nebraska, Laramie, Wyoming, and Payson, Utah and arrived here in Pahrump, Nevada Saturday afternoon. We are at the Nevada Treasure RV Resort and plan on staying here through the month of October.

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