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Old 03-03-2013, 06:46 AM   #15
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I have that and an auto-dishwasher. She is about 5 foot 4
I hope you have a helmet that will protect you once Sarah has a word with your DW.
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Old 03-03-2013, 06:47 AM   #16
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DUH. I'm in the same boat. Isn't it wonderful.

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Sure is, Cliff!!!!
It rows easily, doesnt buck the tide, and ties up just about anywhere!

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Some folks love simplicity and find their zen in it. Others have to have all the gadgets. Think they are happiest when they are miserable with problems!

I definately like the basic comforts. But do I need power everything? Nope. I am at the point where I need to spend less time on equipment and more time on adventures.

As far as debt goes, I have a longstanding policy - no debt for toys. Toys are bought out of the surplus from work as a reward.
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Old 03-03-2013, 06:52 AM   #18
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Camp Daven,
You didn't say where out here was.Like the others have said"Its what you get use to"..Good Luck and Many Safe and Happy Miles and Smiles
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Sounds like you live in a mud hut back in the woods, own one set of clothes, and wash them by jumping in the creek once a week!

Ignorance is bliss, but some find that same bliss through deliberate choice.
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Old 03-03-2013, 07:07 AM   #20
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I guess it's all what you get use to
You are correct, sdennislee. Guess its kinda like what I aint got I dont need. But I can see some that would be handy 6 months in AK.

Got quite a kick out of your "DUH" post about water!

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Some folks love simplicity and find their zen in it. Others have to have all the gadgets. Think they are happiest when they are miserable with problems!

I definately like the basic comforts. But do I need power everything? Nope. I am at the point where I need to spend less time on equipment and more time on adventures.

As far as debt goes, I have a longstanding policy - no debt for toys. Toys are bought out of the surplus from work as a reward.
I like debt. Bank takes all the risk. Payments keep me motivated to stay busy at work.

I'll worry about payments once I retire. Based on current debt load......that'll be when I'm about 100 years old. LOL
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I hope you have a helmet that will protect you once Sarah has a word with your DW.
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Note of needed item: helmet or a Sarah avoidance device. ;-)
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Some folks love simplicity and find their zen in it. Others have to have all the gadgets. Think they are happiest when they are miserable with problems!

I definately like the basic comforts. But do I need power everything? Nope. I am at the point where I need to spend less time on equipment and more time on adventures.

As far as debt goes, I have a longstanding policy - no debt for toys. Toys are bought out of the surplus from work as a reward.
Thank you, wincrasher!
We started out simple, long ago and far away, with a pup tent and a hatchet. And, yes, we were very sad when the dinosaurs died.

Simplicity, improvising, and enjoying it.

The journey is our destination now. Wonder where we will NOT hurry to next?

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Old 03-03-2013, 07:29 AM   #24
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Camp Daven,
You didn't say where out here was.Like the others have said"Its what you get use to"..Good Luck and Many Safe and Happy Miles and Smiles
THUMB to you, pawpaw!
"Out here" is now Bullhead City AZ. But, we know our way around here now, so time to move on. Will figure out where.

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Sounds like you live in a mud hut back in the woods, own one set of clothes, and wash them by jumping in the creek once a week!

Ignorance is bliss, but some find that same bliss through deliberate choice.
Very close. In a previous life we had 40 acres of woods with trout stream, a mile from Lake Superior, and a 16 foot '59 Winnie trailer. A grand place to escape during our kids formative years. And it was a deliberate choice. Improvising ruled up there!

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Having plenty of debt is my way of being sure someone will be at my funeral. Before creditors write off a bad loan, they'll be sure I'm gone for sure!
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I've heard that you can't miss what you never had. Now there's another whole batch of things I have to learn to miss...?

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Having no debt is our way of prolonging life and postponing the undertaker. No stress or worries. We started clearing the decks 5 years ago for full time beginning next June or thereabouts. Got rid of the old B Van - no more pool to clean or grass to cut as we moved to an apartment 3 years ago. Bought the Bounder last August and it will be paid for by retirement time next year. Sleep much better now and will be even better when we hit the road. We don't have all the amenities in ours but we will have what we need. No debt was the first requirement. Unemcumnered money in the bank was second. Try it, you'll like it. Or maybe not. You can always run up more debt.
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