where is DL
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RE: where is DL
Sorry hollis ,,, no news here on the where abouts of DL either
Sorry hollis ,,, no news here on the where abouts of DL either
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yea thanks Butch :approve: :approve:
yea thanks Butch :approve: :approve:
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There u go Nash :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
There u go Nash :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
TexasClodhopper
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DL? Admiring a Ford? I just cannot get my brain wrapped around that! :clown:
DL? Admiring a Ford? I just cannot get my brain wrapped around that! :clown:
DL Rupper
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BUSY, BUSY, BUSY. Wifey has me painting and changing all sorts of stuff. My poor ol bones are aching.
I washed and waxed the RV by hand just before we closed on the condo and hyper-extended my knee climbing up and down the ladder. Then while moving the little furniture we had left over from a few years ago, I hurt my back. Then wifey got me started painting. Damn I'm getting to old for this. I retired and went Rving to get away from this crap. Oh, well I almost have a total turn key operation set up. Out the door and into the RV this fall. :bleh: :approve:
As soon as I get caught up I'll be back letting y'all know the proper way to RV. :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
I had to let my son's Chev Silverado help me and old red move the furniture. Of course the big load had to go with the Dodge Cummins. Well, bulky load since we only had a few things in storage. The furniture store, Walmart, Lowes, and Target bills are enough to make me cry. I didn't know that much stuff needed to be bought, but then the turn key option doesn't come cheap. I now almost have 2 complete homes with all the trimmings. RV for fun living and condo for the hot dreary days of summer.
Advice for potential full-timers: Sell everything in your house if your sure you want to full-time for a long time. If I had of saved all the furniture and stuff from my stick house 14 years ago and put it in storage, it would have cost more in storage bills than buying it all over again. Besides you get all new stuff. however, if you only plan to full-time for a 3 or 4 years it would probably be better to put all your possessions in storage.
BUSY, BUSY, BUSY. Wifey has me painting and changing all sorts of stuff. My poor ol bones are aching.
I washed and waxed the RV by hand just before we closed on the condo and hyper-extended my knee climbing up and down the ladder. Then while moving the little furniture we had left over from a few years ago, I hurt my back. Then wifey got me started painting. Damn I'm getting to old for this. I retired and went Rving to get away from this crap. Oh, well I almost have a total turn key operation set up. Out the door and into the RV this fall.
:bleh: :approve: As soon as I get caught up I'll be back letting y'all know the proper way to RV. :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
I had to let my son's Chev Silverado help me and old red move the furniture. Of course the big load had to go with the Dodge Cummins. Well, bulky load since we only had a few things in storage. The furniture store, Walmart, Lowes, and Target bills are enough to make me cry. I didn't know that much stuff needed to be bought, but then the turn key option doesn't come cheap. I now almost have 2 complete homes with all the trimmings. RV for fun living and condo for the hot dreary days of summer.
Advice for potential full-timers: Sell everything in your house if your sure you want to full-time for a long time. If I had of saved all the furniture and stuff from my stick house 14 years ago and put it in storage, it would have cost more in storage bills than buying it all over again. Besides you get all new stuff. however, if you only plan to full-time for a 3 or 4 years it would probably be better to put all your possessions in storage.
Grandview Trailer Sa
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Re: where is DL
Good to hear from you Pal. Glad things are falling into place for you. Hope you don't work so hard you can't get back into that Fifth Wheel soon. Stay in touch.
Good to hear from you Pal. Glad things are falling into place for you. Hope you don't work so hard you can't get back into that Fifth Wheel soon. Stay in touch.
TexasClodhopper
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Re: where is DL
"I had to let my son's Chev Silverado help me and old red move the furniture." They say that admission is half the way to recovery! :clown:
Don't you notice how much worse the city smells than the country?
"I had to let my son's Chev Silverado help me and old red move the furniture." They say that admission is half the way to recovery! :clown:
Don't you notice how much worse the city smells than the country?
Re: where is DL
Glad to hear everything is working out. We came back to the condo after 2 1/2 months on the road(if it wasn't for the tax man we would be out there still) and the condo took us about a day to be running as usual. Took longer to transfer the cloths, food and such from the RV than to bring the condo back to life. Another couple of weeks and you will be on here and wondering what to do with all the xtra time. Good luck!!
LEN
Glad to hear everything is working out. We came back to the condo after 2 1/2 months on the road(if it wasn't for the tax man we would be out there still) and the condo took us about a day to be running as usual. Took longer to transfer the cloths, food and such from the RV than to bring the condo back to life. Another couple of weeks and you will be on here and wondering what to do with all the xtra time. Good luck!!
LEN
