Patty, the people who design cabin cruisers and small yachts must also design some of the travel trailers in the world today. I looked up that brand - they are amazing in how they compress for travel but open to give you space. Years ago I had an 21' Aljo double axle that I used for living quarters in a couple of the national parks where I worked. I was persuaded to sell it but I've always regretted that. It would be a great guest house (how friends have used their trailers parked in the yard; I've slept in those several times over the years.) Our no-longer-participating member WYSIWYG used to have a popup trailer she wrote about. Somewhere in my Facebook followings is a manufacturer of Teardrop trailers, tidy little compartments meant for sleeping and cooking at the back of it, and not much else.

Another small thunderstorm has passed through the region, aiming at us but again it missed. I was able to spend time in the front yard pulling out the dead canna stalks around the emerging ones. One older batch is going to need a pass-through with a pruning shear, I accidentally pulled up a live rhizome when weeding.

Making more baked pecans this evening and I've pulled up some alternative savory recipes. All of them have too much salt, but once again I'll see if I can get the flavor without the overly salty end product. Each one is a little better.

Another Zoom meeting this evening; I'm finding those helpful for planning my writing and resistance projects. The place is going to hell in a handbasket when a 70-year-old has to come out of retirement and block out her time in order to protest the crap the president and congress are coming up with.