I keep forgetting how slow I move when I start in to move. It is taking game 3 or 4 times as long g to get things transferred
From one rig to the other.
Ms. B, I know my life doesn't make a lot of sense sometimes and his is one of those times. The trip to Seattle was scheduled in advance of me knowing when the new(er) rig would be available. As happens for me, everything came together at the same time. So, the money came in the day before I left on my trip, and I actually paid for it the day after I came back. I'm feeling really tired right now.
The cat and I slept in the new rig last night. There is no water or electricity. I brought a gallon of water to make coffee, and am running the generator. It was cold in here since I didn't run the generator all night to run the furnace. This boondocking thing obviously has a learning curve.
I need to do a bunch of stuff today to get legal in this with insurance and plates and stuff. I need to clear up some things on the other rig and I may have it sold, but probably not. I need to find my prescription medicines that have taken a hike in all this. I need a nap.
It is a lot of work transferring things to your new rig. A nap and back at it again.
ReplyDeleteNaps are very important!
ReplyDeleteYes!!!!! Naps put everything in perspective plus give energy
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your move. Love your new Class A. Moving up in the world!
ReplyDeleteFigure that you are doing this all by yourself. We took a day and a half with help and then another week to organize it. You are doing great and if you need a nap do it. You will be re-energized.
ReplyDeleteBe Safe and Enjoy!
It's about time.
Thanks for responding to my question, truth be told I get confused a lot.
ReplyDeleteYou have been through so many moves since I started reading your blog a few years ago that I have full confidence you will get through this one as well.
Best of luck.
Congratulations and you will get settled (again...lol) in time. Yep, nap-times are good! Enjoy, maybe we will see you in a few weeks.
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