I have so many things that I am excited about that I can hardly keep track. So, in chronological order, the things I am looking forward to:
1) Lisiting my house: About 90 days
2) Starting my Auto Mechanics Course: About 3 months and 5 days
3) Moving into my RV: About 5-7 months.
4) Leaving for Arctic Ocean/Alaska: About 8 months
I was talking to my sister Joey and (me being the analytic and serious one) said, “Well, I don’t know exactly how I am going to make this all happen just right, so I shouldn’t get too excited yet”
She (being the impulsive and creative one) responded with both exasperation and enthusiasm, “Why not?! Why do people always say not to get too excited? I like being excited about things that I am looking forward to. So, my advice to you is to get too excited!”
I’ve learned a lot from her, so (hopefully) I am taking her advice.
Joey, trying to get that perfect shot
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I saw on another site that you were wondering about gas or deisel, remember also that most states and provinces will probably require a licence for air brakes and heavier rigs. I live in Ontario and we need upgraded licence for rigs over 24000 lbs and equipted with air brakes is another endorement on that licence. I have a good friend who is a widowed late 60s female who travels all over in a 37′ gas A class with 4 slides towing a Saturn. Deisel oil change will cost 5x as much. Something to think about. Good Luck
I didn’t know that and plan to travel through Canada next summer, so I appreciate the information!