Clear As The Blue Of The Indiana Sky

We stopped in Shipshewana this week to finally have the antenna for our TV installed. We have in-motion satellite, which is what we watch most of the time, but if we're in an area where we can't get a signal for some reason, or there are clouds blocking the sky, we use the local channels. But for that, we need an antenna.

We're not really sure what happened to the old one. One day Ed looked up on the roof of the sleeper and it was gone. We didn't hit anything, but perhaps something hit it. Maybe a bird? Maybe it blew off in a storm? Who knows. But now it's back and the television, via antenna only, is crystal clear. And the local channels often broadcast in HD, which makes it insanely clear, almost three-dimensional.

And as usual, I enjoyed the visit to Shipshewana and our drive through the beautiful countryside, dotted with cows, barns, silos and the Amish.

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2011: Puttin’ On The Ritz
2010: Even Prisoners Get Bread And Water
2009: Hidden Fluff
2008: It’s Time For One Of These Again
2007: They Called My Name And Clutched The Collar Of My Shirt With Their Evil Cheese Stuffed Fingers
2006: Marlin Perkins Must Live In The Neighborhood
2005: Sorry, no post on this day.