Thanks, Jenny. Yewwww is right. I think that will work just fine.
Thanks too Joella. Great idea. And I think I need to learn the art of "fluffing". Can't wait to learn all this new stuff. Grin.
Sunseeker Jill This message was edited by Sunseeker on 7-23-06 @ 12:53 AM

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Sunseeker Jill Tommy and furkids Molly and Sami

Remember - don't sweat the small stuff - and it really is all small stuff (eventually :) ).
Welcome - and I'm serious about what I just said - I went on the road and there are things I still don't do. But I'm not afraid to empty my tanks - and I don't worry about how long it takes. I'm at a cg workamping now - and can see when people dump at our dump station - and you'd be amazed how long some of them take - I've seen some take close to 1/2 an hour with people waiting. They don't care - so don't you either.
I've had to call a plumber (had a toilet seal leak) - and this week I took down one of my vents to clean it - discovered it had square screws and I don't have a square screwdriver - so waited till there were enough men around - knew I'd find one I could borrow one from - did - and it was great - was battery powered which got it done FAST! And that is now done.
Learning how to drive, set-up and tear down (which includes dumping) are the prerequisites - everything else you'll decide along the way. I've been convinced by some that I need way more tools than I have with me now - since they didn't get used, I don't carry them - never did have that square screw driver :) - so borrowing is always an option.
Other campers/rv'ers like to help out when they can - and I help back - just in other ways!
Happy camping. Smiling is contagious - try it!
Bethers

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--------------------------- Once your reputation is ruined, you can live life quite freely :) (old German saying) Bethers

Well the lip is not closing on my toilet so I have to clean it and grease it. DH says since it is inside it's a "Pink job"....yea right buster..not! I know I'll have to do it though so it doesn't smell like an outhouse! Pheeeeew! Congrats to all of you that are doing ALL the chores, I need to learn to do more just in case I HAVE to be on my own...you never know. Like the time DH went fishing in Canada and it poured and poured rain and my campsite was flooding! If I wasn't so stubborn and not learn everything I would have moved the MH to a different site! Lesson learned!
Seeya down the road, Jenny & Dan FT in 40 ft Alfa Seeya tow/w a Jeep Cherokee www.Sheppardsjourneys.blogspot.com kitties: Biff, Felix & Sasha Mio This message was edited by Seeya_gal on 7-24-06 @ 2:01 AM

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Life is not measured by the number of breaths we take, but by the moments that take our breath away

Oh Sparkle that reminded me of the dreaded flood in the motorhome in Mexico!! DH was filling the tanks to flush them out or something and he said he turned the water off ( think he forgot!) and it filled up the tanks and then filled up the bathtub and when we came home from exploring our friend gasped when she saw water dripping from under the motorhome! I came inside to soggy carpets and a VERY full bathtub ... thank goodness it was a deep one or my rugs would have been trashed! Used every towel I had in the house to sop up the mess and had to shampoo the rugs 4 times and wash everything by hand outside at an old wash board. I had clothes lines everywhere. I was NOT a happy camper but told the DH ( who went from Dear to Dumb) to take a picture because I will laugh about it later but was mad then. Seeya down the road, Jenny & Dan FT in 40 ft Alfa Seeya tow/w a Jeep Cherokee www.Sheppardsjourneys.blogspot.com kitties: Biff, Felix & Sasha Mio

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Life is not measured by the number of breaths we take, but by the moments that take our breath away