R U an RV Mutant too?

[okmunky]

Yay Steve! Won’t it be nice to be home? I bet Mary Ann agrees.

[romin roman]

Originally Posted by okmunky

Richard, is that the dashing young man that one Queen Anne’s heart?

Well Barb, the real truth is: Photo is from 1961..

Would you believe " in my best imitation of Maxwell Smart " when I met Ann, in 1986, this happened to be the only photo I would send her in my "application" to date her...

Wellll, would you believe I met her in 1986 & I still felt like that GI???

Welll, would you believe , she took me the way I was???

I know, I know, that is the hardest to believe...

[Suspinz]

Somebody wanted your plug??? Fer cryin in a bucket! (Or "Good grief!")

Good on ya for figgerin it out!

Originally Posted by daveandcarol

Papa Steve is doing better, Ms. Moose is not. Good grief, as Charlie Brown would say.

Meanwhile, a typical day in the life of an RV'er... went out yesterday morning to disconnect the utilities for travel and noticed the trailer electrical cord laying on the ground. How did that get unplugged. Oh well, plug it back in...except, no plug, just torn wires. Sheesh. Fortunately, we passed a NAPA store on our way in. Go there and take up most of a row of parking, go in, get the plug, now to install it. Humm, which color wire is which (without old plug for reference)? Phone the trailer company for advice. Guy who knows is showing a trailer and will call me back. Meanwhile, the Internet to the rescue. Found some wiring diagrams, good, except my wire colors don't all agree with the diagrams. OK, all except for 2 colors, hot lead and ground. Well, test meter can show which one is ground, not lead must be one left over. Finally get plug wired up, test all functions. Surprise, got everything right the first time (how did that happen?). Call trailer company again to let them know I got it figured out, their guy made the sale and had just finished helping customer hook it up. Oh well, thanked them anyway. Lost some of cord length, had to reroute, will have to replace cord after we settle in at Yuma for the winter...

[Suspinz]

Two years?! 'Tain't fair! However, what is best, is best for Irene, even if that means ... oh, wait! Does absence really make the heart grow fonder? Is that even possible? (Leave da Moose outa this!)

Keeping y'all uppermost in our thoughts as long as you need us, your personal ommms machine still at full power.

Papaw Steve, you mind your p's & q's now, quietly getting on with an uneventful recovery. We've had enough theatrics from you, thank you very much! (I'm so relieved that you've been sprung! That was a big scare!)

Thanks, Barb, for the update!

Originally Posted by okmunky

I just heard from Dennis. Irene is still in the hospital going through tests for a possible pacemaker early next week. She’s feeling decent, or is decent as you can in a hospital. Monday they’ll know for sure what the plan is. If she does need a pacemaker that will probably prevent them from traveling outside of Canada for the next two years. boo-hoo-hoo

[Suspinz]

Hey hey, good lookin! (Well, it was Halloween, after all! Good costume!)

Originally Posted by romin roman

Sue, thanks from a humble Vietnam Veteran!

Tim, don't make fun of my costume -- Notice how young it makes me !!!

[huntnski]

Seeing Richard in that hat makes me think of my visit to the DMZ. The Koreans wore tall hats to make their army look taller.
In Richards case I just suspect he’s really a cone head !

[romin roman]

Originally Posted by huntnski

Seeing Richard in that hat makes me think of my visit to the DMZ. The Koreans wore tall hats to make their army look taller.
In Richards case I just suspect he’s really a cone head !

Is that better than a "Square"...

[MartinC]

Originally Posted by huntnski

Seeing Richard in that hat makes me think of my visit to the DMZ. The Koreans wore tall hats to make their army look taller.
In Richards case I just suspect he’s really a cone head !

You mean like this?

[huntnski]

I use to have a haircut like that second one!

[Wayne M]

Irene is going to need a pacemaker. It will put them staying in Canada for 3 years according to Dennis and it all has to do with the form of medical insurance in Canada. Really sucks big time.

Also, Ray is not in good shape at all. Prognosis is that he has only a few more days. Dwayne and Shara are up where they are now. We are doggie sitting Jade.

Prayers and ohms for Irene and Ray.

[Electra 225]

Sorry to hear this. Continued prayers and turbohms from here.

[Wayne M]

Glad you are up and about Huey Dewey Louie (I know you are one of them)
Are you snowed in for the Winter?

[slickest1]

Originally Posted by Wayne M

Irene is going to need a pacemaker. It will put them staying in Canada for 3 years according to Dennis and it all has to do with the form of medical insurance in Canada. Really sucks big time.

Also, Ray is not in good shape at all. Prognosis is that he has only a few more days. Dwayne and Shara are up where they are now. We are doggie sitting Jade.

Prayers and ohms for Irene and Ray.

Sorry to hear about Ray. Him and his family are in our thoughts!

I was very surprised to hear about Irene as Marcie was just talking with her


We are in the same boat as Dennis and Irene. Marcie had a heart attack 2 years ago and every time they change her meds up to and including taking her off of one of them you have to go 1 year to be classified as stable.
Our Canadian healthcare covers every thing here but will not cover the higher cost of U.S. health care. Hence we need travel insurance to cross the border to cover us in the U.S. When you are not classified as stable your premium goes through the roof. Right now for us to come south for the winter it will be , $3000. plus for 3 months. Her year is up in the month of march. We are still shopping but it does not look good for this year. We still have a policy that allows us 16 days across the border so it will be short trips.

[slickest1]

[QUOTE=slickest1;5023321]Sorry to hear about Ray. Him and his family are in our thoughts!

I was very surprised to hear about Irene as Marcie was just talking with her


We are in the same boat as Dennis and Irene. Marcie had a heart attack 2 years ago and every time they change her meds up to and including taking her off of one of them you have to go 1 year to be classified as stable.
Our Canadian healthcare covers every thing here but will not cover the higher cost of U.S. health care. Hence we need travel insurance to cross the border to cover us in the U.S. When you are not classified as stable your premium goes through the roof. Right now for us to come south for the winter it will be , $3000. plus for 3 months. Her year is up in the month of march. We are still shopping but it does not look good for this year. We still have a policy that allows us 16 days across the border so it will be short trips.:sad