On the Move

 First of all, Happy Easter! May you know how loved you are by God's one and only Son, Jesus Christ our Lord.

Secondly, what a week! We had some RV issues and wanted to get new tires put on the RV, but we will have to do that in OK.

Thirdly, Hubby and I went to Cockrell Vineyard on Friday. It was so awesome and so much fun. Nice people there.  Here we are getting settled in. 




We had a wonderful sunset and we thought we weren't going to be able to see one because of all the cloud cover. God is good! Met a wonderful couple who are believers, and we were able to encourage one another, talk about the Lord and an amazing book I just finished reading for Book Club." Therefore encourage one another and build one another up, just as you are doing." 1 Thessalonians 5:11 ESV 


The book is called “The Masterpiece” by Francine Rivers. I highly recommend and this is coming from a person who has to be pulled into the story in the book before she can finish it. The ladies in Book Club can confirm that as truth.




We left Saturday morning to head out to Caprock State Park. After we got settled in Hubby and I went over an hour hike. It is sort of crazy here, Bison just roam wild. Also, there are cute little Prairie Dogs. We saw a road runner, but couldn't get a picture of him (beep beep).





Now we are heading to Guymon, OK to stay for a week. I can't believe we will actually be taking the RV out of the state of Texas. This is a first for us and I am so excited. 
 
More about OK next Sunday. Have a blessed day and see you back in a week!
 
God, the RV & me...

 















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