Bob & Shirl Kase, our friends who we visited at their home in PA this summer, were in Lake Havasu City yesterday. They had driven their motor home and Lucas Oil/Geico merchandise trailer from Las Vegas, where the recent NHRA drag race had been held. There is an awning business in town, that builds many of the awnings for the race teams and several of the merchandise trailers. With an appointment yesterday morning, an awning was being fitted for Bob & Shirl's trailer pictured above. Since it was an all day job, I picked them up in the morning, and we hung out at the house, catching up on all of the latest. They brought a small, inflatable Geico for Laila, and she carried the thing around for most of the day. When it was bedtime, she still had it in her hands, and it replaced one of her stuffed toys in the bedroom. It probably won't continue to be a constant companion, but it's sometimes amazing that the simplest toy can be such a hit. It was mid afternoon when we dropped Bob & Shirl off at their motor home, and after the good byes, we took Laila back to Rotary Park for a visit to another playground that she hadn't yet experienced. When the sun started to set, it was time to reluctantly leave, and call it a day.
Bob & Shirl Kase, our friends who we visited at their home in PA this summer, were in Lake Havasu City yesterday. They had driven their motor home and Lucas Oil/Geico merchandise trailer from Las Vegas, where the recent NHRA drag race had been held. There is an awning business in town, that builds many of the awnings for the race teams and several of the merchandise trailers. With an appointment yesterday morning, an awning was being fitted for Bob & Shirl's trailer pictured above. Since it was an all day job, I picked them up in the morning, and we hung out at the house, catching up on all of the latest. They brought a small, inflatable Geico for Laila, and she carried the thing around for most of the day. When it was bedtime, she still had it in her hands, and it replaced one of her stuffed toys in the bedroom. It probably won't continue to be a constant companion, but it's sometimes amazing that the simplest toy can be such a hit. It was mid afternoon when we dropped Bob & Shirl off at their motor home, and after the good byes, we took Laila back to Rotary Park for a visit to another playground that she hadn't yet experienced. When the sun started to set, it was time to reluctantly leave, and call it a day.
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