Familiar and Different

Family

Our friends have hosted us for moochdocking and short term T@B storage behind their Connecticut home a few different times. It’s always a fun opportunity to spend time with them and a secure spot to leave our camper for a few days while we visit family in Boston. When we pulled in yesterday it felt rather routine, we’ve done this more than once before. What was different is that our hosts are out of town. It was a quiet evening on our own. We did take the opportunity to walk to a nearby Chinese takeout in between raindrops then settled in for a quiet evening. Now it’s a sunny Friday morning and we’re packed and ready to head to Boston for a weekend of family fun!

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