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Barney Ward
5/5/2018 04:40:15 pm
The grass pollen has saturated the air around here. Thanks to you I am on my third day of Flonase and it is doing a fantastic job without side effects to make me miserable. THANKS A BUNCH.
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Tom
5/5/2018 05:16:48 pm
You welcome Barney, glad I could be of some help. And since you're the first one to survive any of my medical suggestions you will be happy to know that I except Blue Cross Blue Shield, Medicare, cash, and food, both foreign and domestic.
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Barney Ward
5/5/2018 07:06:28 pm
One more boondocking site available now.
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Tom
5/5/2018 08:10:28 pm
I guess I never thought about it that way. But it is true, the more RVers get off the road, buy a house somewhere and start paying property tax like a normal human being, the more boondocking spots there are for me. And for all these years I've been encouraging people to become full timers. What was I thinking?
Tim
5/5/2018 08:08:28 pm
Wow, didn't know about RVSue - I read some of her posts every day, but I'm stuck back in 2013 trying to catch up to her current posts. I went back a few in the present after seeing your post and read her plans and it looks like she will still be traveling some (keeping the PTV and BLT), but will be sharing a house with her sister. I have a feeling the traveling is in her blood and she'll be doing more than she expects, but time will tell.
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Tom
5/5/2018 08:42:14 pm
In the past when RV bloggers that I read have come off the road, or dramatically changed the way they lived, I tend to lose interest in their blog.
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Tim
5/5/2018 10:04:58 pm
I'm exactly the same way about the former RVer's that bought boats. Mainly because I have no interest in living on a boat, although I had some interest in it when I was younger. When I did get to go on a couple of week long sailboat trips, I realized that I had the most fun when we went on land.
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Tom
5/6/2018 10:54:34 am
If you are thinking about starting a blog there's going to be a lot of times that you're going to be what amounts to stationary even though your living on the road. And its true you won't be sitting in one spot for a year, in less your broke down on the highway and nobody's paying attention to you, but other than that, depending on how you choose to live your RV life, your going to be staying places for a while and after a week or so, depending on how much imagination you have, it can get kinda difficult to think of things to write about or take pictures of.
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Tim
5/6/2018 11:16:49 am
Some good advice on starting a blog now on my though process for retirement and RVing. The only reason that I'm hesitating posting anything right now is that I haven't announced it at work yet and until I do (which is coming up quickly), I don't want to put anything out there on the interwebs (although my comments on your blog are out there - whoops). I guess I could create something anonymously, but I think that might be hard and not as interesting to people since I would have to sanitize a lot of it.
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Tom
5/6/2018 11:32:00 am
There's only three people that read my blog so your secret is safe with us.
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D
5/9/2018 01:21:40 pm
Maybe a repeater would help the camera signal situation.
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Tom
5/9/2018 02:56:48 pm
Thanks for the idea D. A repeater might work but some of them look kind of expensive. A couple of boosted antennas might work. but I'm hoping a long antenna wire, maybe long enough to put the camera antennas on the front of the trailer will solve this problem. But my feelings at the moment are that I had much rather have a wired system, I've had them, I know they work, I don't know why I talked myself into getting this troublesome thing that I've got now.
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