A Decision Concerning Revrandy & Revshoney...

[revrandy]

We are in for an adventure folks.... thought I'd share with you what we have decided... and we are a bit crazy.. but fun...

We sold our house two years ago here in Stockton and have been leasing since.. last year we spent 26,000+ on housing including rent & utlitities...

Housing here in the fair state of California is on a rapid decline... to buy now would be to lose money... so here is what we have decided to do for the next year and half or so... investing instead of making somebody else's house payment.. (We have tried to get the owner of the house to sell three times...it's not happening) ....

http://i147.photobucket.com/albums/r306/rgraham28/DSCF0847.jpg

http://i147.photobucket.com/albums/r306/rgraham28/DSCF0846.jpg

http://i147.photobucket.com/albums/r306/rgraham28/DSCF0844.jpg

You call it an RV we're gonna call it Home...

What an Adventure!!

[revrandy]

I will post some pics of the inside...soon...

We are packing it up for a long weekend in Half Moon Bay....

[HeavenlyOne]

That is just too cool!!!

[BoredOutOfMyMind]

Please tell me you did NOT buy a Clam!

[revrandy]

Please tell me you did NOT buy a Clam!

What's a clam??

[BoredOutOfMyMind]

What's a clam??

That piece of Junk parked in the way of hitching a real truck to that RV!

[revrandy]

We are going to park in a RV park near the house we're living in now... the boys will stay in the same school's... (What a relief!! )

We are continuing our weekly service... and hope to soon find a place on Sunday for a service..

[revrandy]

That piece of Junk parked in the way of hitching a real truck to that RV!

I've been a Chevy guy... but the trailer weighs 16000+ after talking to many I have found the Dodge to be one of more powerful pullers... even over Ford & Chevy...

[BoredOutOfMyMind]

I've been a Chevy guy... but the trailer weighs 16000+ after talking to many I have found the Dodge to be one of more powerful pullers... even over Ford & Chevy...

I hear ya- bring it up North!

[Pressing-On]

If RevsHoney is happy, then I am happy for you too!

[Brother Strange]

Economically speaking, you'd be better off buying a house in a rapidly declining housing market than to invest in a rig.

But, if you have money to burn, it doesn't matter at all.

Anyway, you are sure to have a lot of fun. I certainly envy you, brother.

[revrandy]

If RevsHoney is happy, then I am happy for you too!

I was somewhat the stick in the mud...

She wanted to do this last year.. but I held out... but we made the decision as a family... boys included...

[revrandy]

Economically speaking, you'd be better off buying a house in a rapidly declining housing market than to invest in a rig.

But, if you have money to burn, it doesn't matter at all.

Anyway, you are sure to have a lot of fun. I certainly envy you, brother.

I did my homework and got a pretty good deal in that I did not buy them from a Dealer... in six months if we decide to sell we will probaly make some dough...

[Ron]

Woo Hoo!
Nice trailer Bro.

Just a reminder-Vancouver is just a 16 hour drive north!:hypercoffee

[Ronzo]

I've been a Chevy guy... but the trailer weighs 16000+ after talking to many I have found the Dodge to be one of more powerful pullers... even over Ford & Chevy...

http://www.pickuptruck.com/html/2007/shootout/hdshootout1mpg.html



By the way... I'm sorry you bought a Dodge...

Wait til your warranty ends. You'll be sorry... I was very sorry after mine ended... and I ended up putting $7000 more into its repairs over 4 years on top of my truck payments.


I'll be praying for y'all! ;)

[Ferd]

that is sooo cool! i would LOVE to do that!

[revrandy]

http://www.pickuptruck.com/html/2007/shootout/hdshootout1mpg.html



By the way... I'm sorry you bought a Dodge...

Wait til your warranty ends. You'll be sorry... I was very sorry after mine ended... and I ended up putting $7000 more into its repairs over 4 years on top of my truck payments.


I'll be praying for y'all! ;)

Still under Warrunty...84 months or 100,000 on Motor (44,000 now)
84 Months or 70,000 on Drive Train...

Thanks...

[Digging4Truth]

Thanks...

Brother...

Here's for believing that your Dodge Ram Tough Pick'em Up Truck will give you years of faithful service beyond any reasonable expectation and that, when all is said and done and the truck is something you used to have, you are able to look back on it and say "It was a blessing and not a curse"

Interestingly enough... and as odd as it may sound... I would dare say that in the last 2 months or so the Lord has been healing our cars. :)

I have an old Lincoln Town car that sat for 3 months while I was off every weekend preaching in Arkansas earlier this year. It wouldn't start when we settled back home.

My wife heard someones conversation and decided to try what they were talking about. It worked.

Last year we had Freon put in my wifes car and it was gone in 24 hours. A few months ago they put Freon in it to see where the problem is... it is still running great...

My wifes front drivers window had stopped rolling up. It just started rolling up and down again.

Our new van had the cruise control quit working. It is warranty so I was going to get it fixed... for free... It started working the other day and has never missed a lick.

It's all kind of amazing. :)

[OP_Carl]

We are in for an adventure folks.... You sure are. Because you bought a Dodge!

thought I'd share with you what we have decided... and we are a bit crazy.. You sure are. Because you bought a Dodge!

but fun... And how. Let the fun begin . . . because you bought a Dodge!

(So long as fun is quantified in hours and dollars spent at Dodge dealership service centers.)

What an Adventure!! Adventure sounds much more romantic at the beginning, doesn't it?

Since you bought a Dodge, and you like internet forums, and you're going to need help with your Dodge, I recommend you check out the TurboDieselRegister. (http://www.turbodieselregister.com/)

You can learn about and correct the weaknesses of your Dodge. It's much better to do it on your schedule instead of on the side of the highway.

If you want to hop it up, your engine can make more power, and more easily, than Ford or Chevy. It's a very stout engine. It's a beautiful engine. It's a wonderful engine. Too bad you don't get to ride around on the engine. You have to ride around in the truck. Too bad . . . Because you bought a Dodge!

But seriously, the transmissions are notoriously weak. You should look into this before you set out for a long trip.

Note: The above satire is in no way reflective of the actual performance of Dodge trucks or the author's opinions of motor vehicles. These opinions are not necessarily those of the Apostolic Friends Forum owners, management, staff, or internet server. Apostolic Friends Forum claims no responsibility for the opinions contained in this post, nor for the performance, service, reliability, appearance, or longevity of Randy's Dodge truck, since he should have bought a Ford.

[Digging4Truth]

My my my my my .....

What doomsayers are amongst us?

Blessings Bro Randy... Blessings...

I speak blessings and not curses.

Whew... you folks are wearing me out and it isn't even my adventure.

:killinme

[Trouvere]

oh oh.......I see evangelize written all over it.

[revrandy]

You sure are. Because you bought a Dodge!

You sure are. Because you bought a Dodge!

And how. Let the fun begin . . . because you bought a Dodge!

(So long as fun is quantified in hours and dollars spent at Dodge dealership service centers.)

Adventure sounds much more romantic at the beginning, doesn't it?

Since you bought a Dodge, and you like internet forums, and you're going to need help with your Dodge, I recommend you check out the TurboDieselRegister. (http://www.turbodieselregister.com/)

You can learn about and correct the weaknesses of your Dodge. It's much better to do it on your schedule instead of on the side of the highway.

If you want to hop it up, your engine can make more power, and more easily, than Ford or Chevy. It's a very stout engine. It's a beautiful engine. It's a wonderful engine. Too bad you don't get to ride around on the engine. You have to ride around in the truck. Too bad . . . Because you bought a Dodge!

But seriously, the transmissions are notoriously weak. You should look into this before you set out for a long trip.

Note: The above satire is in no way reflective of the actual performance of Dodge trucks or the author's opinions of motor vehicles. These opinions are not necessarily those of the Apostolic Friends Forum owners, management, staff, or internet server. Apostolic Friends Forum claims no responsibility for the opinions contained in this post, nor for the performance, service, reliability, appearance, or longevity of Randy's Dodge truck, since he should have bought a Ford.


Hilarious!!!:slaphappy:slaphappy


The Blessing for now is...Waaarrrruuuunnnntttyyyyy....hallejuah!! :shockamoo

[CC1]

oh oh.......I see evangelize written all over it.

My thoughts exactly!

Congratulations RevRandy!! Nice looking rig and despite the naysayers I do like the truck. The only complaints I have heard about Doge pickups are the transmission on older ones and I think they have that straigthened out and then small trim items that aren't a big deal.

Like Trouvere I think one would have to be blind not to see a definite preperation for the evangelistic field. You mentioned Stockton. Are you a Home Missions pastor there? If so, just out of curioiusity, why a town with one of the largest Oneness churches in the Nation?

I have a UPC pastor friend whose house is up for sale and as soon as it does he has a 5th wheel picked out he is buying to head back on the evangelistic path. He has already resigned his church but is staying on awhile.

["GL"]

Bro, I had no idea you started a church!

[revrandy]

oh oh.......I see evangelize written all over it.

My thoughts exactly!

Congratulations RevRandy!! Nice looking rig and despite the naysayers I do like the truck. The only complaints I have heard about Doge pickups are the transmission on older ones and I think they have that straigthened out and then small trim items that aren't a big deal.

Like Trouvere I think one would have to be blind not to see a definite preperation for the evangelistic field. You mentioned Stockton. Are you a Home Missions pastor there? If so, just out of curioiusity, why a town with one of the largest Oneness churches in the Nation?

I have a UPC pastor friend whose house is up for sale and as soon as it does he has a 5th wheel picked out he is buying to head back on the evangelistic path. He has already resigned his church but is staying on awhile.

I have never been called to the Evangelistic Field.... I do believe Evangelism is a calling... and I can't explain to you why God has called us here but He has... I have argued with Him about it... but have resigned to the fact that this is where He wants us to be..

Believe me.. We have tried to leave more than a few times only to have the doors close... and yet we call Stockton home...

Although we have many friends at CLC we have very little to do with CLC other than Little League Baseball and some childrens functions...

Stockton proper is about 350,000+ right now and growing..so there is plenty of room to grow...

I don't understand God but I have learned thru these past few years to lean on Him and trust Him even when I haven't accepted (which now I have) or have been able to see His plan.... but trust me the chain of events that He creates are most undeniable. And His hand is working in our lives even to the most minute things...the Potters Wheel is definately at work...

[revrandy]

Bro, I had no idea you started a church!

we are working on it... whether in the district or out of the district... we are working on it... It just took some time for us to accept what God wanted us to do..

I know that in a perfect world everything is lalala... but since I am imperfect and stubborn (at times :largehalo) I have accepted what I feel he wants us to do...

[revrandy]

PS I don't think that Stockton is the "largest" oneness church anymore.. I do think it's one of the largest.. but many others are growing..

[Pressing-On]

I was somewhat the stick in the mud...

She wanted to do this last year.. but I held out... but we made the decision as a family... boys included...
Well, glad you got it all settled. Hope you enjoy it. I tried to talk my husband into that some years ago, but he said he wants a house to come home to every evening. He's a big time home body boy. :D

http://www.pickuptruck.com/html/2007/shootout/hdshootout1mpg.html


My personal fav! The Ford!!!!

[LaGirl]

looks nice!!!!

[Ronzo]

Still under Warrunty...84 months or 100,000 on Motor (44,000 now)
84 Months or 70,000 on Drive Train...

Thanks...
I went through two transmission rebuilds and the brakes were junk... Calipers siezed up all the time, causing th brakes to never really stop braking (and consequently, BREAKING)... constanly had to replace warped rotors that were ground down beyond resurfacing...

And I never towed anything...

Keep an eye on both the trannie and the brakes.
Be diligent about them.

Praying for ya.

I am envious though of the RV lifestyle.... May you be blessed in it.

[revrandy]

I went through two transmission rebuilds and the brakes were junk... Calipers siezed up all the time, causing th brakes to never really stop braking (and consequently, BREAKING)... constanly had to replace warped rotors that were ground down beyond resurfacing...

And I never towed anything...

Keep an eye on both the trannie and the brakes.
Be diligent about them.

Praying for ya.

I am envious though of the RV lifestyle.... May you be blessed in it.

Ronzo...

What year was your truck??

[Rico]

Brother, is this an automatic or stick shift?

[revrandy]

Brother, is this an automatic or stick shift?

Automatic..

[Ronzo]

Ronzo...

What year was your truck??

2000, but I know folks with 2002's, 2004's, 2006's... all have trouble like that.

Just be diligent. ;)


Dodge's are known for weak trannies and bad brakes.

[revrandy]

2000, but I know folks with 2002's, 2004's, 2006's... all have trouble like that.

Just be diligent. ;)


Dodge's are known for weak trannies and bad brakes.

Thanks...

[Ronzo]

By the way... I hope you never have a day of trouble, and I'm sorry if I came across as a wet blanket.

[Rico]

Automatic..

Historically, Dodge trucks are known for having transmission troubles with their automatics. That doesn't mean you will though. Just be prepared. It may be worth your while to check into some Dodge forums to find out what the early signs are that trouble is headed your way. I couldn't tell for sure if your truck is the diesel version or not, but I have heard those Cummins diesels are the best. There must be something to getting a Dodge to pull a trailer like that though, because I see more of those out on the highway than anything else. I think you made a good choice.

[revrandy]

Historically, Dodge trucks are known for having transmission troubles with their automatics. That doesn't mean you will though. Just be prepared. It may be worth your while to check into some Dodge forums to find out what the early signs are that trouble is headed your way. I couldn't tell for sure if your truck is the diesel version or not, but I have heard those Cummins diesels are the best. There must be something to getting a Dodge to pull a trailer like that though, because I see more of those out on the highway than anything else. I think you made a good choice.

It is a 2004 Quad Cab dually with a Cummins Turbo Diesel... I have talked with numerous folks of late and the Dodge seems to be the most popular among RV'er's... including some fleet folks...

[Rico]

It is a 2004 Quad Cab dually with a Cummins Turbo Diesel... I have talked with numerous folks of late and the Dodge seems to be the most popular among RV'er's... including some fleet folks...

Dodge has been ever since they came out with the Cummins Engine. I am not positive, but I could just about promise you that it has a completely different tranny than what comes with the gasoline engines. Diesels develop a lot more torque at lower rpms and require a different set up in their transmissions because of it. I am sure there are some Dodge Diesel related forums you could find out anything you wanted to on your truck. That bad boy should last a good 350,000 to 400,000 miles.

[revrandy]

Dodge has been ever since they came out with the Cummins Engine. I am not positive, but I could just about promise you that it has a completely different tranny than what comes with the gasoline engines. Diesels develop a lot more torque at lower rpms and require a different set up in their transmissions because of it. I am sure there are some Dodge Diesel related forums you could find out anything you wanted to on your truck. That bad boy should last a good 350,000 to 400,000 miles.

That's what I've been told too concerning the Tranny... supposedly it's made by Dodge specifically for the Cummins...

We were really blessed by the pricing of the truck and trailer since we bought them together..

it also has a 50 Gal Tool Box/ Auto Transfer Flow tank in the Bed.. so in reality it holds 35 Gal in the stock tank and 50 Gal in the Aux... total 85 Gallons...

[revrandy]

By the way... I hope you never have a day of trouble, and I'm sorry if I came across as a wet blanket.

Don't feel that way at all.... I am soaking the info like a sponge...(a giant sponge but sponge none the less :D)

[Ferd]

how cool is it that you can take your house on vacation?

[revrandy]

how cool is it that you can take your house on vacation?

We keep telling our oldest son there is a difference between and "Trailer Park" and an "RV Park"....:D

He is quite the humorous kid... ( gets it from his mom )

[Rico]

That's what I've been told too concerning the Tranny... supposedly it's made by Dodge specifically for the Cummins...

We were really blessed by the pricing of the truck and trailer since we bought them together..

it also has a 50 Gal Tool Box/ Auto Transfer Flow tank in the Bed.. so in reality it holds 35 Gal in the stock tank and 50 Gal in the Aux... total 85 Gallons...

Sweet. I knew a fella that had one of those diesel Cadillacs GM produced back in the 80s. His had an aux. tank in the trunk. He could literally drive from Coast to Coast without having to stop for fuel.

As far as the tranny is concerned, I wouldn't worry about it too much. Any way you look at it we walk by faith and not by sight. I do know that Dodge is known for tranny issues in their gasoline powered trucks, but I can't say for sure with those diesels. They are a completely different animal all together. There has to be some reason why Dodge is so popular with people needing to pull trailers long distances.

[Rico]

Don't feel that way at all.... I am soaking the info like a sponge...(a giant sponge but sponge none the less :D)


I guess this means we can call you Sponge Rev Squarehead? :D

[revrandy]

Sweet. I knew a fella that had one of those diesel Cadillacs GM produced back in the 80s. His had an aux. tank in the trunk. He could literally drive from Coast to Coast without having to stop for fuel.

As far as the tranny is concerned, I wouldn't worry about it too much. Any way you look at it we walk by faith and not by sight. I do know that Dodge is known for tranny issues in their gasoline powered trucks, but I can't say for sure with those diesels. They are a completely different animal all together. There has to be some reason why Dodge is so popular with people needing to pull trailers long distances.

Hopefully we won't be doing much "walking" at all!!! Haw!!! :D

But you are RIGHT!! :yeah

[Rico]

Brother, here ya go.


http://www.dieseltruckresource.com/dev/index.php

[revrandy]

I guess this means we can call you Sponge Rev Squarehead? :D

Nope... RevBob will do... :slaphappy

[revrandy]

Here is something crazy... Oil Change yesteday= 69.99 ... Holds Three Gallons of Oil...

[OP_Carl]

Dodge has been ever since they came out with the Cummins Engine. I am not positive, but I could just about promise you that it has a completely different tranny than what comes with the gasoline engines. Don't be too sure about this. Initially, all the big three were using whatever transmission was offered with their regular and big-block gas engines with their diesels.

The ensuing carnage is what induced GM to offer the Allison behind the Duramax and Ford to develop their Torqshift. Those early transmissions were not up to the continuous high levels of torque and the horsepower wars only made things worse.

Diesels develop a lot more torque at lower rpms and require a different set up in their transmissions because of it. I am sure there are some Dodge Diesel related forums you could find out anything you wanted to on your truck. That bad boy should last a good 350,000 to 400,000 miles.
This is true, somewhat. The diesels available in pickup trucks are considered high-speed diesels. The transmissions for them do not have significantly different gear ratios than the transmissions for gasoline pickups.

The main kicker for our dear friend Randy is that, while Dodge may have developed a new and improved tranny for their Cummins, they would still be making it at the same old Chrysler transmission factory that has yet to impress anybody.

Randy, I hope you have no trouble whatsoever.

Brian's Truck Shop (www.brianstruckshop.com) can turn these hopes into reality, at least for your transmission.

[Ferd]

We keep telling our oldest son there is a difference between and "Trailer Park" and an "RV Park"....:D

He is quite the humorous kid... ( gets it from his mom )


LOL!

[revshoney]

Hey Ya'll Revshoney just had to chime in.......as I am diligently working to pack for our first trip in the rv to Half Moon Bay (I guess truthfully I can see that every night hehehe) I just have to say.... I am excited about this new adventure...life is an adventure after all. For all of my lady friends here on AFA there is an island in the kitchen and lots of space......so it does not seem to small or tight living....

[Ferd]

Hey Ya'll Revshoney just had to chime in.......as I am diligently working to pack for our first trip in the rv to Half Moon Bay (I guess truthfully I can see that every night hehehe) I just have to say.... I am excited about this new adventure...life is an adventure after all. For all of my lady friends here on AFA there is an island in the kitchen and lots of space......so it does not seem to small or tight living....

I am soooooooooooooooooo on board with this! you guys are gonna have a blast!

[Rico]

Hey Ya'll Revshoney just had to chime in.......as I am diligently working to pack for our first trip in the rv to Half Moon Bay (I guess truthfully I can see that every night hehehe) I just have to say.... I am excited about this new adventure...life is an adventure after all. For all of my lady friends here on AFA there is an island in the kitchen and lots of space......so it does not seem to small or tight living....

If y'all are moving from a house to an RV then I am sure a huge yardsale is in your future. :)

[revshoney]

Matter of fact, we are having a garage sale the 3rd and 4th weekend of July as we are scheduled to leave our house August 1. :)

[Rico]

In a way, I envy y'all. The wife and I have wanted to get an RV for several years now. But, when I think about us and four children living in one, there is no way we could pull it off.

[Ronzo]

Don't feel that way at all.... I am soaking the info like a sponge...(a giant sponge but sponge none the less :D)
I can identify with that myself, bud. ;)

[Ronzo]

Here is something crazy... Oil Change yesteday= 69.99 ... Holds Three Gallons of Oil...
You can go 10,000 miles between oil changes with the Cummins though, I think.

[Blubayou]

Congrats!!!!! The RV looks great- We spent 50 days straight in a motor home touring Alaska. We had a great time in it. We sold that on and moved to a 5 th wheel. We sold that one and would love to get another one. It is a great way to vacation. While on our trips we have met several couples who have sold everything and live in the RV traveling around the country. It takes a special kind of person to live the nomad life.

[Rico]

Congrats!!!!! The RV looks great- We spent 50 days straight in a motor home touring Alaska. We had a great time in it. We sold that on and moved to a 5 th wheel. We sold that one and would love to get another one. It is a great way to vacation. While on our trips we have met several couples who have sold everything and live in the RV traveling around the country. It takes a special kind of person to live the nomad life.

This is mine and my wife's dream for our retirement. We'd like to travel the USA and visit different apostolic churches.

[revrandy]

This is mine and my wife's dream for our retirement. We'd like to travel the USA and visit different apostolic churches.

Two Words!!

DO IT!!

Why not?? Life's short... Live while you've Got IT!!:choir:choir

[BoredOutOfMyMind]

That's what I've been told too concerning the Tranny... supposedly it's made by Dodge specifically for the Cummins...

We were really blessed by the pricing of the truck and trailer since we bought them together..

it also has a 50 Gal Tool Box/ Auto Transfer Flow tank in the Bed.. so in reality it holds 35 Gal in the stock tank and 50 Gal in the Aux... total 85 Gallons...

Oregon actually runs Ethanol/Diesel mix and E85 or BioDiesel may void your warranty. If not, you could convert it to run on FrenchFry Grease!

:winkgrin

[OP_Carl]

You can go 10,000 miles between oil changes with the Cummins though, I think.

You can extend your oil change interval even further by installing an Oil Guard bypass filtration system, and running full synthetic oil.

[Ronzo]

You can extend your oil change interval even further by installing an Oil Guard bypass filtration system, and running full synthetic oil.
Hoooooo DAWGIE! Can you imagine the pain of how much 3 GALLONS of synthetic would cost???

OW!

[Hoovie]

Hey Revrandy, can we come live with you? There are only five of us and we promise to be good!

[OP_Carl]

Hoooooo DAWGIE! Can you imagine the pain of how much 3 GALLONS of synthetic would cost???

OW!

I don't have to imagine it.

But I don't have to change my oil every 5k miles, either, now that I've got the Oilguard on the truck.

[revrandy]

Here's some pics from Half Moon Bay..

http://i147.photobucket.com/albums/r306/rgraham28/DSCF0875.jpg

View outside our back window..

http://i147.photobucket.com/albums/r306/rgraham28/DSCF0876.jpg

[Ferd]

it has been a while since i have been so envious.

[revrandy]

it has been a while since i have been so envious.


Sorry to provoke you my Brother!! :choir

[Ferd]

Sorry to provoke you my Brother!! :choir

I guess you are just trying to be a blessing! Ha!

Man I think this is awesome.

[revrandy]

I guess you are just trying to be a blessing! Ha!

Man I think this is awesome.

As my wife said...It will be what we make of it... but we were both in agreement when we started so it makes it a little easier to accept..

there will be a little honeymoon period but we will make it!!

[Ferd]

As my wife said...It will be what we make of it... but we were both in agreement when we started so it makes it a little easier to accept..

there will be a little honeymoon period but we will make it!!

Bro, I honestly beleive that all sacrifice for God ends in blessing.

[Pressing-On]

Hey Ya'll Revshoney just had to chime in.......as I am diligently working to pack for our first trip in the rv to Half Moon Bay (I guess truthfully I can see that every night hehehe) I just have to say.... I am excited about this new adventure...life is an adventure after all. For all of my lady friends here on AFA there is an island in the kitchen and lots of space......so it does not seem to small or tight living....
I'm glad you are enjoying yourself, RevsHoney!!!


Here's some pics from Half Moon Bay..

http://i147.photobucket.com/albums/r306/rgraham28/DSCF0875.jpg

View outside our back window..

http://i147.photobucket.com/albums/r306/rgraham28/DSCF0876.jpg

Beautiful scenery!!!!!

Um, is that a Jack Daniels decanter on the counter? Cause, I'm just wondering. :D

Or, is it a vinaigrette bottle? I can't tell! :D

[revrandy]

I'm glad you are enjoying yourself, RevsHoney!!!




Beautiful scenery!!!!!

Um, is that a Jack Daniels decanter on the counter? Cause, I'm just wondering. :D

Or, is it a vinaigrette bottle? I can't tell! :D

jus' Dish soap....but it would go down easy! :slaphappy

[deseret]

revrandy does not feel the call to be an evangelist. Maybe the Lord has plans for randy, but hasn't told randy. :)

[revrandy]

http://i147.photobucket.com/albums/r306/rgraham28/DSCF0901.jpg

http://i147.photobucket.com/albums/r306/rgraham28/DSCF0895.jpg

[revrandy]

http://i147.photobucket.com/albums/r306/rgraham28/DSCF0911.jpg

[Trouvere]

Okay you just get on the highway and head for Florida.We will keep the light on for you.lol...

[Pressing-On]

jus' Dish soap....but it would go down easy! :slaphappy

I'm not sure about the easy! :killinme

[Pressing-On]

http://i147.photobucket.com/albums/r306/rgraham28/DSCF0901.jpg


I really like this one! Thanks for sharing! Looks a lot like a place around here.

[revrandy]

Here's a couple more pics..

Waitin' for the boat..

http://i147.photobucket.com/albums/r306/rgraham28/DSCF0933.jpg

Big Fish..

http://i147.photobucket.com/albums/r306/rgraham28/DSCF0994.jpg

[revrandy]

Caves along the Coast..

http://i147.photobucket.com/albums/r306/rgraham28/DSCF0982.jpg

[BoredOutOfMyMind]

"Waiting for the boat"

Did you go back for RevHoney's or did you charter on another one?

[Rico]

Speaking of boats, are you going to have to sell your boat now that you are living in an RV park?

[revrandy]

"Waiting for the boat"

Did you go back for RevHoney's or did you charter on another one?

Nope...

We were all there...

http://i147.photobucket.com/albums/r306/rgraham28/DSCF0946.jpg

[revrandy]

Speaking of boats, are you going to have to sell your boat now that you are living in an RV park?

I thought about putting it on the water...But I will probaly sell it...

I'm not impressed with the hull...

[BoredOutOfMyMind]

Nope...

We were all there...

http://i147.photobucket.com/albums/r306/rgraham28/DSCF0946.jpg


What a sight to log off with.

I hope I don't have nightmares!

j/k

Looks like a blast was had by all. I wanted to go fishing in Oregon but with 6-8 foot waves and 35 mpg winds I thought it was a wee bit too choppy for me.

[revrandy]

What a sight to log off with.

I hope I don't have nightmares!

j/k

Looks like a blast was had by all. I wanted to go fishing in Oregon but with 6-8 foot waves and 35 mpg winds I thought it was a wee bit too choppy for me.

Two foot swells...all was well...

You might have some nightmares from my mug....but with Revshoney in the shot... all will be well.. sometimes it takes an beauty to block out an lug like me...:)

[Rico]

I thought about putting it on the water...But I will probaly sell it...

I'm not impressed with the hull...

Don't you have one of those tri hull boats? I have heard those are very stable in the water.

[BoredOutOfMyMind]

Two foot swells...all was well...

You might have some nightmares from my mug....but with Revshoney in the shot... all will be well.. sometimes it takes an beauty to block out an lug like me...:)

Too bad you won't let her here.....


:winkgrin

[revrandy]

Don't you have one of those tri hull boats? I have heard those are very stable in the water.

V-Hull... but from what I've heard talking with other folks is that Bayliner Hulls are fairly unstable... seems I bought before I thought... that happens sometimes...

[revrandy]

Too bad you won't let her here.....


:winkgrin

She's on here...just not as often..

[Felicity]

We lived in a 33' motorhome for a year and travelled all over the U.S. and Canada. It was wonderful! We had 3 children who were school-age and we home schooled them for that year.

I found that in the beginning it was great but as the year wore on our living quarters seemed more cramped and I was longing for a real home.

I remember looking at the homes we passed with pretty curtains and soft light filtering through in the evenings and I longed for that - and for stability.

Hope you have a great experience with yours Rev. However long you live this way you'll have some awesome wonderful memories that will last a lifetime - particularly for your children! :)

[revrandy]

We lived in a 33' motorhome for a year and travelled all over the U.S. and Canada. It was wonderful! We had 3 children who were school-age and we home schooled them for that year.

I found that in the beginning it was great but as the year wore on our living quarters seemed more cramped and I was longing for a real home.

I remember looking at the homes we passed with pretty curtains and soft light filtering through in the evenings and I longed for that - and for stability.

Hope you have a great experience with yours Rev. However long you live this way you'll have some awesome wonderful memories that will last a lifetime - particularly for your children! :)


Thanks Felicity!!

We are considering it a "short-term" adventure..... as Revshoney says..It will be what we make of it...