reality

This is not a camping trip.

We are full time RV livers. Not perfect by a yard or two, but what has to be done.

Like all reality it takes a bit for it all to sink in, to really be part of our thinking.

This is a fairly permanent arrangement. That is not really bad, but it does kick in a few clinkers.

What am I going to do all day? Ahh, a friend from Boise State University offered me a job (I'll likely decline) and maybe some studio space (not sure I could decline that one!).

I remember being on a 14 foot square lookout tower on top of mountain in Montana. I was 18, just graduated from high school, but I quickly concluded that if I did not plan my day a bit, and keep myself busy, I would swallowed alive. A fellow lookout that summer spent his day watching the clock. He was relieved before he went insane.

Gardening is enjoying tome, as a part time occupation. I would never be able to work at it all day every day and maintain sanity, I think

We go back to Idaho next week, so at least part of the agenda is to know what to bring back with us.

Books? Clothes? Games? Hobby gear and supplies?

The answer is yes!