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I think all RV manufacturer's put the fire extinguishers by the door. My guess is they want the buyer to see it every time they come inside so they'll remember where to find it if needed. But if the idea is to suppress the fire just enough to have time to escape then you're right, that's a useless location since you'd just head on out the door. Unless there was someone else further back in the RV that needed that extra time to escape so you'd grab and use it instead of heading out. Then it would be good to remember where it is. Linda

Amusing/frustrating: watching a kid try to make change when their electronic register has no power. Linda

When the old tank is filled, do check that it is not leaking anywhere. A leak is not a good thing no matter how clean the tank is. Linda

Always aim at the base of the fire; not the flames. That's my primary take away. And only use the right type of suppressor. The ones that come with RVs make a mess you probably don't want to deal with. Linda

That sounds to me like a potential source of a wildfire.

Mac was a good guy who cared about our safety. He will be missed. Linda Sand

I just wondered about this. Our country has a trash/recycling center. Your vehicle is weighed as you arrive and then again as you leave to determine your charge. I wonder if they would weigh if you weren't dropping off a load? Of course, if you are in the process of cleaning out your house preparing to go full time, you may well have a load. Linda

Love it! Linda

We once weighed at a place that sells gravel and concrete blocks. They did charge but not a lot. Linda

My parents and grandparent were landlords for years but I never asked them how they made that work. My grandparents converted their house into a duplex and rented the upstairs to groups of young, working women. The also converted their huge garage into a two-bedroom house and rented that. So they always lived on the premises where their rental units were. My Dad simply kept the first house he bought when we moved to a larger house but I didn't know that as a child so I don't know how he managed it. But, I never got the impression either of them had any problems. But, we all know life was different back in the 1950s. Linda

Uffda! I never wanted to be a landlord and this is another reason why. Linda

Always keep your phone charged and your GPS up to date.

Coach Net also has a reputation for prompt payment which tow services prefer.

A mother saw her daughter about to do something dangerous so she yelled at her, "Alexa, stop!" And the music quit playing.

We had Coach Net but never had to use them for the RV itself. They did send someone out to jump our toad when we killed its battery. Linda Sand

Thanks for the update. I hope all goes well at your next appointment. Linda

I hated the absorption style fridge's need to always be level. But what you want has nothing to do with RV or residential--the difference is absorption vs. compressor. Kind of like the difference between residence and domicile. I would go compressor again every time. Linda

I read these to my husband only to look up and see him sticking his tongue out. We both laughed. Linda

When we were domiciled in SD that was our policy--only vote on federal issues unless it was something that would affect the RVing community. Linda

Since I discovered BookBub I rarely pay for books anymore. The Kindle Read for Free app pays the authors for the number of pages I read and I read a LOT! Linda

I think all of us who have been married many years could say that. We're coming up on 57 years and it's not all been ups; we've had our share of downs. But, we have had the best of it and continue to do so. We laugh together every day and what could be better than that? Linda

Yes, please. We care about how this turns out. Linda

I special ordered my final van. I found a suspension system designed for vehicles that carry their loads high. They specifically mentioned RVs in their examples. That was the best driving of the three Sprinters we owned--the other two being brand name RVs. Linda

My error. I thought 19QTH stood for 19', queen bed, toy hauler. Linda

More than once we used a fan as a white noise machine in a motel. That worked well. Linda