#46 Cedar Point, NC

 LOOK!  We went somewhere!

 We have been here at Page Place RV Park for the last 2 months.  I haven't posted much because we just have not done any traveling or exploring of the area.  When I began our blog, my reason for it was to communicate to our family and friends of our travels..and all the places we visit.  Since the Cedar Point area seems like "home" to us we haven't been out to explore.  We tend to stay close to the motor home, completing basic maintenance and housekeeping chores and exercise Little Boy on his leash.  We have traveled back to Coats, NC to visit with my Mom a few times and we will head back that way Christmas week too.

I took this photo from my Mom's back yard.  We stood out to watch this amazing sunset for several minutes.

 We did take a day trip yesterday to Greenville, home of East Carolina University.  Since we hear so much on the daily news broadcasts about the city, I decided it was time to go back and see just how much it had changed.  Ron and I had not been back to Greenville since I graduated from ECU in 1981.  We knew we would be surprised at all the growth.  We did recognize some of the major features like the ECU football field, some of the campus buildings and the downtown area..but that was about it!  That town has morphed into a big city complete with traffic jams and just about anything else you could imagine.

We stopped by the Alpha Phi House.  No one was there but I did walk in the house to relive some college memories.  Why did all the rooms seem smaller?

We drove by the dorm where I stayed my freshman and part of my sophomore years.  We didn't go in, traffic was heavy since it was graduation day.

We walked through the Leo Jenkins Fine Arts Center.  Memories of a lot of work came flooding back.  The building still smells the same too.

Not sure what this excited look is for?  (Could it be I don't have to load a kiln any more!)





Full-time RVers have a saying "Plans are made in Jello".  It means that flexibility is the mainstay when making long-range, future plans.  Right now, our plans are to leave Coats soon after Christmas and travel to Florida.  We plan to stay in the Orlando area for 3 or 4 months.  We are not sure where we will go to from there...our plans are in Jello for now.

My next post will most likely be once we arrive in Florida.   As we move into the new year, we can't help but to reflect on the past one.  It is amazing how much we have learned, we are so grateful for how everything seems to work out, we appreciate it all and we are so looking forward to every day's new experience.  We wish everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year 2014.