God, the RV & me

Since we had Charley and Cody last Thursday and Friday, we picked up Cameron and Chase on Saturday and had them with us until Monday. We had a nice time showing them around the KOA, but on Sunday we went back to Fort McAllister. I wanted to go to Forsyth Park with them, but it was CRAZY time in Savannah because of St. Patrick's Day. We didn't tour the fort but let them play on the playground which also had an exercise area. They had a good time, then we had an early dinner, played Baby Yoda Operation, and then watched The Mandalorian. It was a nice day. Cameron at the Outlet Mall before Fort McAllister. Chase on the playground at Fort McAllister. Cameron working out. Chase working out. Before we took the boys back, we had to take a picture with them. Time is so precious, and I am glad we have been able to make memories.  Hubby, Chase, me and Cameron. I wish I had as much energy as the boys, I try to keep up with them. I dropped them off on Monday and then got the tour of where

Our site for the next three weeks. It was nice to get here with only an hour drive. We were able to set up and then explore. Savannah South KOA has a man-made lake which is home to Swans, geese and other birds. They also have signs around stating there might be alligators. We were able to see a swan who was creating a nest for her eggs. Cygnets (pronounced sig-nets) are what the babies are called once they hatch. "For every beast of the forest is Mine, the cattle on a thousand hills. I know every bird of the mountains, and everything that moves in the field is Mine." Psalm 50:10-11 (NASB) Our site.   Males are called a Cob and females are called a Pen. Fair warning, this blog will contain grandchildren overload. We were blessed to have Charley and Cody for two nights and then Cameron and Chase for two nights. We picked up Cody and Charley on Charley's birthday. That was fun. We took them to the outlet mall, lunch, KOA playground and then had a birthday celebration back at

So, are you curious to why we stayed in South Carolina and not just the entire time in Georgia? Well, hubby bought me a charm bracelet for Christmas in 2020 and I will put a charm of all states where we have spent at least one night. When ordering the charms, we accidentally chose South Carolina instead of South Dakota. I needed to fulfill my requirement for this state and not have my bracelet be a lie. For Christmas this year, hubby went ahead a bought me the charms for Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia and Florida. As soon as April is here, all the charms will be accounted for because we will have stayed in all those states at least for one night. I also have a charm that says, "RV There Yet?" I might need to get another Texas charm, this one  doesn't have the name Texas on it. We are staying at a nice KOA, great spot with lots of trees and great internet. The sad part is we can not receive satellite service. I must say, I am pretty spoiled with having the satell

 What a wonderful past week the Lord gave us. A couple of days it was cold, but all in all, nice weather. Even sat outside a couple of nights with a fire going. The lake in the background is Lake Tobesokfee. Fun fact: the lake was created in 1960 by damming the Tobesofkee River. I tried to find out where the word Tobesokfee came from, but there are only theories about this word. The four-syllable name (to-ba-SAK-ki) is a corrupt form of Muskogee (Creek Indian) language. The Indian word only refers to the river not the lake. It is sad that it has become lost in translation.  "Let you speech always be with grace as though seasoned with salt, so that you will know how you should respond to each person". Colossians 4:6 (NASB) Our site for the week. Enjoying the lovely weather. Went out to eat at the Fish n' Pig restaurant on Tuesday night. It is also on Lake Tobesokfee. The food was decent, and the service was friendly. Hubby and I shared shrimp and ribs. I wouldn't mind