“You’re not going anywhere,” Joey announces as I am packing my overnight bag in the back of her RV.
I’m out of meds and really need to get home.
“It is snow, sleet, and ice all across Interstate 35 today,” she continues.
I slump down onto her couch and ask her to show me the weather radar. A swath of pink and blue is sweeping from the southwest to the northeast. The storm blocks my path for the next 24 hours.
Poor Joey, she opened up her back room for me as an overnight guest and has ended up with a semi-permanent roommate for the last four days.
I’m not sure how it has been for her, but I’ve loved it. It has been so much fun to stay in an RV for a few days. I especially love experiencing how comfortable such an affordable RV can be.
Uh oh, all the power just went out, so that is the end of this blog post.
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That is a cozy little room Joey has set up for you! =)
Now you have me really confused as to what type of RV you are going to get! LoL. Keep us posted!
I’m glad you didn’t venture out in the storm. Hope the power came back on for you! <3
There are very few things I like more than being in our coach during a rain storm….I love the sound of the rain on the roof, especially if said roof is not leaking….lol!
I’m sure Joey LOVED having you, she’s pretty cool. That FP is awesome – it’s wonderful what you can do with an affordable RV
HAPPY NEWEST YEAR!!!
Looks cozy? Can’t tell….? My view was blurry.
What kind of “fireplace” is that? Love to see more pics showing how she did the interior…:)
BTW…Here’s a nice Tioga (in Fla tho)
“Tioga George” seems quite happy with his! HAHA!
http://www.rvclassified.com/rvclassified_cfmfiles/search/details.cfm?id=74845
Also on same website is a nice (expensive) Lexington (Forest River)…have seen a few and they are very nice looking…this one has an “ARTIC PACKAGE”, whatever that is…
XOXO LD
even though this post is post, meaning way too late, I hope that you have talked to your doctor about getting a good stash of meds going for any future trips of even for emergencies, so this doesn’t happen again, I know with all the regulations with meds etc, it might be difficult, maybe your doc can prescribe you a double dose pill that you can cut in half so you can stock up some. I live in a small isolated town, that at times completely ran out of my meds one time for 3-4 months, granted they weren’t as immediately needed as yours maybe, but having a stock will keep you from life altering situations, also, how did you manage at keeping your meds at proper temp 24/7 during your travels?