Two days

We worked Monday on packing and leaving Stan and Linda’s. We had a great deal of things to launder but found it would take far too long to use their dryer. We left around 1 and drove to Cameron Park for groceries and then on to Sacramento where we took a site at the Cal Expo RV park. We did the laundry and the children played on the asphalt lot. We dumped and loaded up with water for tomorrow. I asked to leave our car here for the day so we would not have to tow the motor home downtown. They said yes and we took a walk along the American River before retiring early so we could get up early in the morning. The kids did watch some of Fiddler on the Roof before bed. We all agreed that we had a great time with Stan and Linda.
Tuesday we arose early, having showered last night. We drove the motor home to Old Sacramento and parked at the Railroad museum. We had some trouble making sure things had been approved but finally left for the California State House. They took the city train and I walked because I had to move the motor home once. The Lord sent two workers to tell me I had parked too close to the Amtrak worker’s reserved spot. I would have caused a real problem had He not sent them. We took a tour of the statehouse and the boys enjoyed it. We also talked with the young lady who assists the assembly woman (representative) from Emily’s district. After that we went to Carl’s Jr. for lunch. We walked to the Museum where Emily, Stephen, Rosalie and I walked through. I was disappointed that the boys were not interested. They missed a very good time. We drove back to get the car but decided to stay another night because of the traffic. We drove to a large park where the children could play and returned to the lot. I used my new Q-grill to cook hot dogs and hamburgers for dinner, and then we retired early again. We want to leave about the same time tomorrow.