While I entertain my neighbor by clumsily re-attaching my utility hookups after my trip, we discuss the challenges of RV life. She informs me that she never drives her rig. Instead she has an arrangement with her husband. He does all of the driving and she sets the RV up (including hookups) after he gets it parked.
I could sure use a person like that in my coach! Plus based on the tips she gives me while laughing hysterically at my ineptitude, she really knows her stuff. Without her guidance, I may never have gotten my water line to stop dripping.
I beg Linda to leave her husband and ride with me. Unfortunately in the past two months we have been parked beside each other, she has heard both my banjo and probably my snoring. I can’t entice her to join me.
Good to here from you, glad things are going well too. Never been to Mexico, I have a tough enough time with English, be careful down there. :>) Take care., GOD BLESS
JD/SD
\Jim & Sandy
Will do
Enjoyed your post, and the picture of Stormy….he was such a character! Be safe and godspeed!
Thanks, Marcia!
Deb, I admire you and am rather happy I’m not in your shoes. I’d rather be investing in real estate. Trekking about with 60′ behind me alone going into a foreign nation with armed cartels not my idea of exciting fun.
Love you…BLK
So far no drug cartels, but lots of hard working, sweet people, sunshine, great food and amazing beaches.
I’d rather be fighting politicians.
No, you’d rather rain on someone’s parade. Sunny, hope you’re having a great time, and the food must be delish! Any tequila? Love your pictures and posts!
Marcia