Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

The theme of our town Christmas parade was "An old fashioned Christmas". My mom passed the end of September, and she always made a big deal of the parade, and many people would gather in her yard to drink hot cocca and watch. Living on the main drag, it went right past her house. I knew I couldn't handle gathering there this year, so it was either skip it or change it up...so I decided to enter. I won first in the misc. division! Yippee! Here are some pics...

Nice Job!

that is so pretty!

that is so pretty!

Cool!

Sorry to hear that you lost your mom. Keep your memories of her close.

Decorating your trailer was a good idea and it looked terrific! You deserved a prize for that! ....Good for the spirits, too! Congratulations!

Woo Hoo!

Tom

Thanks, everyone.

Sharon, I can think my mom for my love of camping. I was born when she was 39 and my sisters were beginning their families. She bought a small Shasta when I was about 8. She later upgraded to a larger Shasta when grandkids started to join us. (my sister passed from cancer when her kids were 9 and 12) When I was married and my kids were small, she bought a new Holiday Alumalite Class C. We went all over in that for about 16, 17 years, and had a blast. When her health started to get worse we quit camping and she sold it. Last year I bought my T@B, and she was able to "day camp" with me at nearby CG's despite her cancer. I could take her home at dark. She passed at age 87, but I'm living on tons and tons of memories. I lived with her the last 3 months. She was my best friend.

Crystal

love the name same as my Moms, brings back a lot of great memories.I am glad you found a way of sharing your memories of your mom. I will keep you in my heart and prayers


Mike

look great