Where the Wind Comes Sweeping Down the Plain .....

Oklahoma where the wind comes sweeping down the plain,
Where the wav-in wheat can sure smell sweet
When the wind comes right behind the rain 

I didn't drive the 28-miles into Oklahoma City yesterday; the wind was horrendous, so I went to WalMart and bought some groceries and spent part of the afternoon cooking.  I love to prepare dishes, freeze them and have a variety of choices, especially on traveling days when I don't want to spend time in the kitchen.  I love to cook and bake, so this was no penance for me.

I also finished a very good first novel by Jennifer Laam, The Secret Daughter of the Tsar.  I highly recommend it if you're a historical fiction buff.  I really enjoyed it.  Also, while rumbling around in the Oklahoma wind - Floribunda rocking back and forth all day and all night - I watched a very good documentary on Netflix about a 20th Century icon of the  fashion world, "Diana Vreeland:  The Eye Has To Travel."  And, I started a new novel, Blindsighted, by Karin Slaughter.  The protagonist is a pediatrician and county coroner of a rural area in the South; the genre is crime fiction.

Another ongoing project is the continuous development and refinement of a "Full-Time RV Budget."  I tend to work a little on it, take a break to read, think of something to add or change, get back on my computer, do a little cooking, think of an idea, get back on my computer .... you get the gist.   Any suggestions will be appreciated.

About this electrical issue I'm having, I bought the little plastic fuse puller and several more fuses yesterday at WalMart.  There's definitely something going on with my electricity; you'll recall the fuse issues of the past few days.  Now I have two electrical outlets, one in the galley and one in the bathroom that are not functioning.  I'm suspecting it may have something to do with using the portable electric heater?  

Hey, just thought of this ......  Here's the coach fuse box.

I'm thinking the legend on the right is referring to the fuses from right to left, which indicates the furthest on the left is a 20-amp - power outlets.  Can I just use my handy dandy plastic fuse puller to remove that fuse to check and see if it's blown?  I'm so not knowledgeable about electricity issues; but in my nursing career I've seen a couple of results from not respecting electricity enough!  

Now, I'm having issues with both chassis and coach fuses and am questioning if there's a connection or if they're coincidental?  When visiting with John, electrician,  the other day, I told him I'd like to learn at least the the rudiments of electricity; I'm confused by Amps vs Volts vs Watts vs horse power vs ????  Those two 5-units university course in Physics are gone from my brain!
Anybody have any Internet learning sites they'd suggest?

According to weather.com the wind is going to lessen this afternoon.#*!  I'm hoping to head into the city to involve myself in a little tourist activity.

Lacy will stay here to guard (ha!) the house and Eleanor

I need new photo ops!