TrackTown, USA: After a restful night in our RV (am I the only person who prefers sleeping in my RV over any other bed?), we woke to chilly fog.

The weatherman said the fog would lift early afternoon, so I decided to wait until then to go for my run... but the fog didn't lift and it didn't lift and it didn't lift. I decided to tackle my old nemesis - the Coburg Hill - anyway. Even with the cold fog, it was great to jog outside - I tend to just use the convenient-in-the-basement treadmill when we are home. I took my iPhone on my run this afternoon and snapped a few photos of things that caught my eye as I tackled that dang hill once again:

Lenny emailed two photos of Leo this afternoon, riding the ponies in Griffith Park. Leo is now old/tall enough that an attendant is no longer required to walk alongside. Of course, he is strapped into the saddle... but I don't know. What if that My Little Ponysuddenly decides to head off into the desert with My Little Leo?

DT fetched me for dinner. We dolled-up to attend the Trustee dinner at the University of Oregon School of Music and Dance. Dinner was lovely, the decor and flowers were lovely...


NOTE: Reader Betts asked about the spice rack on a lower shelf in my RV pantry photo (yesterday). I have written about this fabulous spice rack before, but will mention again how perfect it is for RV travel. Just a simple wooden block with holes drilled through to hold test tubes! Sold through The Tubular Spice Company, the wooden racks come in several sizes (I have the 40-tube rack). I recommend the wooden rack over the (of course, less expensive) metal rack, because there is no rattling and the wooden racks are so much safer. The racks are 30% right now. Check it out. The RV Goddess is not affiliated with The Tubular Spice Company. Dang.
Until my next update, I remain, your happy correspondent.
RV PARK: Premier RV Resort - I-5, exit 199. Right on the interstate, so noisy... but just a few miles from downtown Eugene, the University and Autzen Stadium. Full-service, 50 amp sites. Pull-through and front-in/lake view sites, fitness center, spa in-season, store, ice, free wifi, laundry and nice bathhouses. Friendly. Stay one week and get one night free (punch card required). We are paying around $34.