All Good Things Must Come to an End, or, at least, a Pause

We are back in Sacramento, tonight, having pushed through, editing on the road. I finished that project, by the way, and it was both informative, and enjoyable. :-D

I have found a new low, in gas stations, today. While I was waiting for the bathroom key, behind a customer trying to buy cheap vodka, the cashier refuse to make the transaction, as the money was “too sticky.” That was a new one for me.

The drive was uneventful. I have gotten my mpg’s in the RV to around 20, hurrah!

We have a laundry list of things we want to change/update in the RV, and we will be sure to post on the process, but, for now, it is to the boring task of packing up our house for storage, and fighting property management over our security deposit.

Between now and June, however, there will only be the occasional post, as we are wrapping our lives up for transit.

Thank you, all, for taking the experimental journey with us, and we hope to see you, back here, soon!

Cal is happy to be home! ;) (Though, in this picture, he is happy to be lying with mommy and daddy.)

Our buddies were so good, waiting by the open door for us to let them out.

By popular demand, and my brother’s insistence, :) here is a visual tour of our RV:

Passenger side, right to left, top to bottom: Awning, dinette window, water heater hatch, kitchen window, fresh water inlet, gas inlet, propane hatch, entrance, bed window, and passenger door. :)

This is the back, back hatch, ladder, dinette window, and rear bumper mirror, so I don’t run over small children.

The driver side, bed windows, bathroom windows, furnace vent, fridge vent, fridge access, dinette window, battery door, and, if you look really closely, the power cord hatch.

Which one of these, is not like the other? ;)

And now, for the interior!

The entry door is to the left, just before the stove. 

Here is where we ate, Morgan sets a great table. :)

My computer, generally, charged right there, above the fridge.

This is the kitchen. Remember, this is the model with MORE kitchen counters. :)

The door you see, there, with the mirror on it, is the door to the bathroom, a small space with both a toilet and a shower. Nothing to see, there.

And this, is our bed, or the foot of it, at least. It is couch cushion, esk, topped with a memory foam pad, which we cut to fit. It has queen sheets, which are generously tucked in, and a Costco comforter, for those cold nights. :)

I will leave you with a few of our favorite pics, and the knowledge that, soon enough, we will be back on the road, experiencing life, and displaying our failings and foibles for your entertainment and education.