Yesterday was a good day

Our first full day back in the trailer on our second leg of this adventure and it was a good day. In fact, it was a great day.  I yelled at the kids less than 10 times. That sure makes for a good day. Our first sleeping night was on the shore at the Salton Sea. Although Ive camped nearby this area so many times, bringing out dirt bikes and quads to ride into the desert, I had never been near the Salton Sea, other than the one time I rode my quad a little too close and sunk into foot deep mud. Yea, but the shore camping on the east side is awesome. It really felt like this ocean was laid out before us. It smelled like it too. Although this is not water you want to play in, let alone touch, the view made up for it. Sunsets were amazing. The kids enjoyed the weird shore line, other than the time Jake slipped off the coral like shoreline rocks and scratched any part of skin on his body that was showing. Dead fish covered the shore, so we stayed back. The view tho! The view. School started off better as well. I only refocused the boys 45x rather than 100+. Afterward, they played on the skateboards outside behind the trailer, beyond them the highway and beyond that, the train tracks. (Don't worry, this was all very far off and not nearby). It was quiet and serene and beautiful. Travis and Trenton went out and bough solar panels so we could dry camp, boondocks, more often and dinner was okay too. That night, we taught the boys Phase 10 and it was quite funny. Game night is still not a regular thing in the trailer, but without electric to run the tv, game night it was. Needless to say, mama is kicking their butt. 

It was a good day. If every day were like this, our travels would never end. Heres to many more good days.