Still Watson lake

We have played dentist, doctor, puppet show, coloring, singing the same songs over and over, gone for walks, baby dolls, trains, and we're pretty ready to get moving on. William has gone in search of a couple of new bearings (that was a while ago) it must be a pretty long hike. We have been lucky to be surrounded by really nice people in this tiny town. We also met a couple who were in Kenai last summer working in a fishing guide camp. So, they were informative and gave us a couple contacts. Julia has toured all the campers she can get into. And she always comes back out with treats! We have completed 2 preschool learner books and are working on writing her name. John went on the potty last night before bath. So a bit of progress in that department. I remember with Julia, it was as though a light bulb suddenly went on (an awakening).
My gran had a fall back at home last week, one of my dad's first bosses in America passed away, and my brothers little girl turned one and is taking her first steps, so I am a wee bit homesick. But I am being as brave as I can.
The groceries in Canada are super expensive, so we have been very creative with what we eat each meal to stretch what's left in the cabinet.
I will say that once you have travelled long distances in a motorhome, it would be very hard to ever go back to staying in hotels on a long journey. The rv is just so easy to cook, sleep, bath and potty in. And you don't have to lug your suitcases in and out in and out. And you can save a lot on food (unless you're in small town Yukon) because you can fix all your own meals.
Thinking of you all,
Love the Winnie's falling apart Gypsies :)