Asheville, NC
Nothing at all worth noting. Mitch was feeling much better and worked the entire week. We even got to go to services on Saturday (it was a huge gathering--they have a special "first Shabbat" once a month where they try to get as many families to come. Motivation: fancy kiddush lunch!)Mitch also took on a small IT job which made him extremely happy. The wifi in the campground sucks, and Mitch offered to troubleshoot and then fix the problem (at his normal IT corporate rates). He spent a few hours today working on it and I believe it's fixed. So far, so good. Now if only he could fix the electric in the campground! They're working on it. They've been busy digging up trenches behind our rig so it can be rewired. Currently, Mitch is about to hitch up the truck so we can move it a foot or 2 forward, as they need to dig another trench below us. Royal PITA. But for only a few feet, we're not closing the slides or putting anything away, and only disconnecting the sewer line, as Mitch has to add an extension since it just barely fits right now. Electric and water reach with plenty of room to spare. It took us 45 minutes to hitch up, and it turned out the water line needed to be extended, so we had to add another 25' hose. Not to mention re-leveling since the jacks had to come up. As I said... Royal PITA.
As for me, I did a really heavy duty cleaning - getting to all the nooks and crannies that tend to get overlooked while doing a general cleaning. We really need to clean out the vents and change the water filters at some point soon.
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Just finished reading your blog start to finish. I'd seen your post on the RV Dreams forum when you guys were researching and preparing to go fulltime. Learned a lot about the daily life of a full-timer in your well written story.
ReplyDeleteThank you for your readership, Mark! Great material to help you fall asleep! :)
ReplyDeleteI started this blog to keep my family and friends informed of our comings and goings; didn't realize how many people were actually reading it! As you can see, it's not a full time vacation, but I think everyone's experiences will be completely different. Good luck in making your dreams come true!