R U an RV Mutant too?

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Our mystery guests - hint #1...
Who does this belong to???

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Originally Posted by SylviaCub

Did some tie dying... this is what I do when I am bored.

Where can we get mutant tie dyed t-shirts...

Hint - we miss hearing from you.

[CampDaven]

Originally Posted by geocacher

We drove the 4.5 hour drive over to Pasco to pick up our baby. We got back to Lewiston ID and are parking it at my dad's place until sometime next month after frost is gone at our house. Have to have the sheriff out tomorrow to verify the Vin #. Then back home to get the plates. She is finally in our possession.

Yes, you will grin in your sleep and visit (insert RV name here) often, to gaze at him/her and conjure visions of a campfire casting its flickering glow onto the side of your new prize, and ponder many Journeys!
Savor the joy

[CampDaven]

Originally Posted by bokobird

Congrats! I remember the first time I brought my RV home, it was a sweet feeling.



Which made me wonder - if one was full-timing and bought a new RV, they don't go through that feeling, I guess the transfer from old to new is where that reality happens? Must be just as neat though, anyone with that experience?

Originally Posted by flaggship1

Dave traded Fred for Gwen... he can tell us what that was like. Sometimes at I night I a low weeping sound and I'm sure it's Fred.

First we traded 25 foot Stormy for 32 foot Fred (FRont-Engine-Diesel) in Nov 2011, when everything transfered into a small bit of Fred; 20 minutes. Went F/T with Fred in April 2012. He got pretty full during F/T prep!
Next, we parked Fred and Gwen door to door in Jan 2014 and started transferring. The 1st half hour was "well this goes here and that goes there". It then turned into "Smash N Stash for the next FOUR hours. Sheesh!
And Gwen was cavernous! Woof.
Fred was very special and had all of the form, fit, and function that we desired. Purely a grand time on the Rainbow! But when we went to Quartzsite on that fateful day, just to see the crowds of rigs boondocking in the kitty litter, Nola saw the sign for the RV show. "It doesn't cost anything to look", she said.
RV newness never wears off. Memories are created that burn into the synapses, and the Journey automatically becomes the Destination.
BTW, retiring made me grin in my sleep. Going F/T made it a WIDE grin! The Rainbow Ride is just icing on the cake, y'all, and some of you know zactly how that feels!
I could go on and on....

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Originally Posted by CampDaven

First we traded 25 foot Stormy for 32 foot Fred (FRont-Engine-Diesel) in Nov 2011, when everything transfered into a small bit of Fred; 20 minutes. Went F/T with Fred in April 2012. He got pretty full during F/T prep!
Next, we parked Fred and Gwen door to door in Jan 2014 and started transferring. The 1st half hour was "well this goes here and that goes there". It then turned into "Smash N Stash for the next FOUR hours. Sheesh!
And Gwen was cavernous! Woof.
Fred was very special and had all of the form, fit, and function that we desired. Purely a grand time on the Rainbow! But when we went to Quartzsite on that fateful day, just to see the crowds of rigs boondocking in the kitty litter, Nola saw the sign for the RV show. "It doesn't cost anything to look", she said.
RV newness never wears off. Memories are created that burn into the synapses, and the Journey automatically becomes the Destination.
BTW, retiring made me grin in my sleep. Going F/T made it a WIDE grin! The Rainbow Ride is just icing on the cake, y'all, and some of you know zactly how that feels!
I could go on and on....

Do tell... lol.

[CampDaven]

Originally Posted by flaggship1

Do tell... lol.

Two Bourbon Bumps and a campfire may be required.

[Wayne M]

Originally Posted by geocacher

Now my momma always told me that they pick on you becuz they love you!

I luv everyone.

[Wayne M]

While on this trip.

We arrived at our destination after our journey, set up and took care in placing items in their respective places. We are still in our site after 5 nights.

Every day since arriving Earlene has awakened only to be tired a few hours later and often in the afternoon. She never takes naps but in this case she would go back to bed around 10 a.m., and again in the afternoon she might take a nap. This is unusual for her and it became a concern as to why in the world she is so tired all day long.

Upon arrival we put our daily medication in specific areas, most likely as other people do, so we remember to take them. I placed mine in my favorite place and she did the same to hers. No, we did not get them mixed up. She also placed her thyroid medicine next to her daily take of medicines. Or so she thought.

Earlene has sleeping aid medicine but rarely takes it. However, she does take thyroid medicine upon arising, and, for four mornings her thyroid has gotten a lot of sleep instead.

Go figure. Today is a good day for a good day - for her as she'll be awake most of the day.

p.s., I have permission to post this.

[Diwizi]

Originally Posted by Wayne M

While on this trip.

We arrived at our destination after our journey, set up and took care in placing items in their respective places. We are still in our site after 5 nights.

Every day since arriving Earlene has awakened only to be tired a few hours later and often in the afternoon. She never takes naps but in this case she would go back to bed around 10 a.m., and again in the afternoon she might take a nap. This is unusual for her and it became a concern as to why in the world she is so tired all day long.

Upon arrival we put our daily medication in specific areas, most likely as other people do, so we remember to take them. I placed mine in my favorite place and she did the same to hers. No, we did not get them mixed up. She also placed her thyroid medicine next to her daily take of medicines. Or so she thought.

Earlene has sleeping aid medicine but rarely takes it. However, she does take thyroid medicine upon arising, and, for four mornings her thyroid has gotten a lot of sleep instead.

Go figure. Today is a good day for a good day - for her as she'll be awake most of the day.

p.s., I have permission to post this.

Γηθολψψψ τεεδσς.. I didnt have my meds mixed up earlier..... On our text.... Just had my keyboards muxed up...... Glad E figured it out...... NOW she can get back to shopping....



Diane toftSFM#64....... (The Original Fast Talking Sliding Finger Mutant) and is retired, duh!

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Can you name our mystery guests???

[Wayne M]

Di,
The Greek to English translation is:

"Githolpspsps teedss"

I guess I just don't understand your English. You must have been a teacher in your former life.

[CampDaven]

Originally Posted by flaggship1

Can you name our mystery guests???

Nope. Never seen em afore.
Oh wait.... Los Algodones, margueritas.....
Ya, I know!
Not sayin

[CampDaven]

Wayne, did you post this?

[CampDaven]

For some of us, this was our 1st RV. No wheels but easily portable.
Some RV dreams start in the formative years!
Mine were more elaborate, especially in sunmer when we used chaise lounges, picnic tables, bikes.....
Planned a campfire in one. Mom found out.
My first real RV was my bike with a pup tent strapped to the handlebars.
(Thanks for the pic, Steve)