Retired Teachers at Recess: Fall Recap!

Greetings from the senior Marstons!

We trust your activities have been good.

As usual our activities are full

of hustle and bustle.

We hope this has been

on the productive side of life!

We left our TN home on Nov. 25, 2014 bound for a visit with son Kevin

and our family in Waynesboro, TN.

Kevin is a United Methodist Minister

and our daughter/law is a teacher.

We had a good visit and departed on Dec. 1.

Our immediate destination was to a trusted independent repair in Guntersville, AL We had some small issues with our furnace.

Next we headed south making one night stops in Gadsden, AL, Thomasville, GA and Chieftan, FL. The last stop is just 80 miles from our park in Leesburg but it drops us into our very poorly lit park to get much set up

done on sand.

In Gadsden, AL we stayed in a city run large park, Noccalulu Falls. The park is named

for a distraught Indian maiden

who jumped to her death

at the falls

rather than marry into the Creek Tribe.

We are into our park, Holiday Travel Resort of Leesburg, FL on Dec. 4 until April 4, 2015. Volley Ball, compu ter and band activities will fill some of our time. Click and look.

HTR Volley Ball

HTR Computer

Strike Up the Band

We continue to make preparations for

Frustrated Maestro events in Sarasota, FL,

Goshen, IN and Madison, WI through

July 2015.

Frustrated Maestro Blog
or http://www.frustratedmaestros
.blogspot.com/

In September we traveled to Marion, NC for GEAR’s Music Camp at Tom Johnson RV. We caravaned to the Western North Carolina Fairgrounds for a FMCA area rally. As usual these weeks are filled with rehearsals and performances on an intense

and rewarding schedule.

We arrived home on Oct. 7. The fall at home included prescheduled medical appointments, music arranging and ends with massive leaf removal from our tree laden yard.

Meanwhile we begin to inventory our packing needs to be off again for 4.5 months.

Lulu, our neighbor’s cat, continues to live with us. She has a kitty window, lights, radio, plenty of food and our neighbor is sure she is in each evening with her kitty window closed. Lulu does not do rain, wind, cold, hot, noise!