Our new life

We’ve finally settled into our new life. It took a while for us to get used to being trailer trash, but we have managed to adopt to what is needed to blend in. While the Equinox is crammed full of golf clubs, an inflatable kayak, a couple of folding chairs that we can sit on for an impromptu picnic lunch, all our geocaching paraphernalia, hiking shoes, hiking poles, all the bottled water you could possibly need, and a wide variety of snacks, it still doesn’t put us in the class of these experts!

I do have to admit, however, that when it comes to making sure you have everything with you that you need, I like the way these guys think a bunch.

One thing we have learned is that our neighbors wherever we seem to park Colectiva suffer from some of the same ailments we seem to be living through. Voices here are quite loud – because nobody here can hear worth sh_t, everyone speaks louder assuming that you can’t hear any better than they can. I am just guessing a bit, but I assume that the last guy by this sign maybe couldn’t read it – or maybe couldn’t even see it!

However, only about 40 feet past that recently downed traffic sign is an electronic speed monitor that tells folk in bright red letters when they are violating the local speed limits in the RV Park. While the last speed clocked was only 15, perhaps the highest speed recorded of 51 (holy crap!) was the guy who took out the sign. I, for one, will be watching over my shoulder as I stroll through the Park with Kona.

Talk to you soon!