Yesterday was just a day of ironing and puttering around. Larry works every day on getting the posts out of the ground so we can reuse them. They are in cement so each one is quite a lot of work to get out, but as of today he has all but two out, and one already back in the ground setting up.
We decided to quit putting off the shopping of recliners...we love having our recliners, have had them in the past, but we didn't replace them in Fallon because we knew that home was temporary, we have them in our trailer which makes it very comfy. We started at La Z Boy, but everything had to be ordered unless we chose the recliner color that was on the floor (in the model we liked) and it was the exact same fabric as our current furniture which we are putting in the living room and I wanted something different, plus the sofa wouldn't be delivered until the end of October sometime so we decided to check out a couple of other stores. One didn't have much we liked so we decided to go check out R.C. Willey's. We have seen the ads on T.V. but have never been to a store....WOW.....it is like the Cabela's of home stores. Every kind/style of furniture you can imagine and most is in stock....we were glad for the salesman to guide us through the store. They even had a couple real stuffed bears in a little woodsie scene over in the mountain home themed section. It was just amazing. We found what we wanted, it gets delivered in a couple of weeks...it is in stock but they only deliver up here once a month. Then we found the huge clearance room, and we oohed and ahhed our way through it....a good place to shop when on a tight budget or just need the odd chair or a great deal on a dresser etc. Nice quality stuff and the place is HUGE!
While in Roseville I was a good girl and had my Mammogram, that was a huge weight off my chest....ha ha ha ha ha. We had a great lunch at Chili's and then later had a lovely piece of dessert at the Cheesecake Factory to charge up our batteries for Bed, Bath & Beyond....found what we needed there and then up the hill to home. Love that we can travel less than half an hour, be in the hub of everything and then drive on back to our little home in the country...not three and a half hours worth of driving home!!!!
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