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Old 05-16-2013, 08:17 AM   #561
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If you are going to be in Colorado in August... I suggest that you make your way to copper mountain the next weekend for Guitar Town. Three whole days of free music August 9,10,11.

Guitar Town legends play for free at Copper Mountain Colorado

I've been trying to get there for 4 years... but it doesn't look like we'll make it there this year either.
Thanks for the heads-up. We really like going to festivals like this.
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“Thanks to the interstate highway system, it is now possible to travel from coast to coast without seeing anything.”
– Charles Kuralt -

Charles Kuralt with his On the Road program was an RVM trailblazer. According to Wiki "Kuralt hit the road in a motor home (he wore out six before he was through) with a small crew and avoided the interstates in favor of the nation's back roads in search of America's people and their doings." He was a journeyer - a seer. A true RVM.
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Yes, a true RVM, Steve.

Charles Kuralt and "On The Road" was a show I seldom missed! I was enthralled by his journeys (which WERE his destination). Having arrived at that mark now often gives me pause at his fine words.

"The everyday kindness of the back roads more than makes up for the acts of greed in the headlines."

Freeways are the boon of those in a hurry, and the bane of those wanting to see. Nola and I have chosen to see, to drink-in the sights and sounds of Americana. And all it takes is time.

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Old 05-16-2013, 03:30 PM   #563
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I do'wanna mention any names

but I had the greatest conversation with a fellow mutant this a.m. Such a great break from my same'ole routine. I felt truly honored to be able to help out in researching fun things to do up here I am good at research so hey, let me know if I can help you

Anyway, he and his wife may be up this way, so he asked me what sort of festivals we have coming up in the Northwest. While we were talking (mind you, my cell-phone is a cheaper type and hard to communicate with) I asked what types they liked. I think I asked if they liked Shakespearian, Rose Festival, etc. Then I asked if they liked "blues", and he was so cordial, but said that they weren't really interested in drinking much, or something like that. I knew right away my "blues" came out like "booze" on his end, LOL!!

What was so funny about it was how sweet he was, you know, so's not to offend me if I really was a booze enthusiast

Anyway, you know who you are fellow-mutant, and I got a feeling I am going to love you guys, and so hope we get to meet at some point

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I like when Ellen has those "auto-correct" phone segments on her show.



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I like when Ellen has those "auto-correct" phone segments on her show.
I received a hilarious message from my instructor up at the college. She was evidently in a big hurry. I can't remember what it said but she was trying to thank me for bringing something to her attention. Bringing and Attention were spelled totally crazy
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I received a hilarious message from my instructor up at the college. She was evidently in a big hurry. I can't remember what it said but she was trying to thank me for bringing something to her attention. Bringing and Attention were spelled totally crazy
Haha!
I grew up with computers. Spell-check/auto-correct features were disabled before I put any digital product to use.

Ad I can unerstan folks btter if they mis-plel a wrod.
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I gotta admit, my spelling ability has decreased with spell-checker(s).



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Haha!
I grew up with computers. Spell-check/auto-correct features were disabled before I put any digital product to use.

Ad I can unerstan folks btter if they mis-plel a wrod.
Ya, I lok tha way yu wrot jes fon, LOL!!
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Another RVM and I were discussing my plan to go FT with a target date of July '14. I have lamented that we really are getting anxious. They suggested going earlier. There are a number of reasons for that date and I won't bore you with them except to say we are and have been on a 5 year plan. That plan has actually gotten us where we are today - no more S&B (apartment) - no debt except small balance on Bonita Bounder (payoff before hitting road) - pretty well educated on coach and in good repair, savings and investment on track.

But what I didn't count on with the plan was the call of the road. The closer we get the more we long for it. We could ditch the plan but it has negative financial implications I'm not prepared to endure. So for now we stick with the plan. It's gotten us this far. Hopefully we will not have any surprises to slow us down - but as mutants we will adapt. We have come farther and closer than many - and now we execute. As hard as it is to wait - we are by no means suffering.

For those RVMs thinking about going full time one day - plan your work and work your plan. But keep this in mind too - and actually this is what my mutant friend was saying...

"Sometimes it is better to begin the journey, to get under way, then it is to sit back and wait until such time that you're convinced that all conditions are perfect and that there'll be no surprises along the route."
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Our journey to full time began with the plan. As I ponder the above - and review the plan - I will keep you apprized of any changes. For now, it's keep to plan - the journey so far has been good. The next leg of the journey will be better. After all, living on the rainbow is worth the wait.

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Perhaps we need to talk a little about what being an RVM is all about. Lol.

Don't have a hideous green paint job and don't miss it.
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Oh what a total blast! You would be "the" one and only I love it!! Talk about goin green
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Perhaps we need to talk a little about what being an RVM is all about. Lol.

Don't have a hideous green paint job and don't miss it.
Hmm, maybe I wouldn't fit in either with my new rig Oh well, someone will accept us Mekanic
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Hmm, maybe I wouldn't fit in either with my new rig Oh well, someone will accept us Mekanic
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. We have no requirement for paint or otherwise - so to define something as a "mutant paint job" or mutant RV is counter to RVM life. So no worries - and glad to see you found your future rig!!
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