Memorable car of the day:
For today:
We have
our home in NC and of course the Motor Home. Now we have bought a trailer in
Leesburg, FL. Mainly for a place to park the motor home. Yeah I know it ain’t
smart and doesn’t make any sense.
When we
buy and use a place down here we usually get our money back out of it. We never invest a lot. If you look long
enough here you can find something reasonable. You cannot do that back up in
Belmont, NC.
Anyway
we are home. Most likely we will live in
the coach and use the trailer as a bath house and or wash house. There is
better washer/dryer in the trailer.
Son Mark has sold his house in Port
Richey and will say with us until he decides what he is going to do.
I just
wanted all to know that we made the trip fine. I did not hit anyone, no cars
nor trucks. I think folks dodge me when they see this old man driving. LOLO
Merry Christmastime.
Nite Shipslog
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6 comments:
OMG, I am gonna post this on my Fb page if they let me, I'm still laughing, five minutes later!!!
Cute funny little quotes. Haha.
Glad your back in Btown.
Nite Lisa
It doesn't have to make sense or be smart if it works for you and you have the means to do so. You guys have been careful with your money in the past and currently, so if something is going to work for you (in this case the trailer) then it is reasonable to get it and enjoy the amenities/benefits it affords you. Glad you made the trip just fine!
betty
Great jokes. Especially the last one. You have a wonderful sense of humour, Jack.
May God bless you for the cheerfulness you spread around. Best wishes to you and Sherry.
TOO FUNNY about the 'final destination'!
I'm no expert on these sorts of things, but seems to me y'all made the right decision -- buying the place in Leesburg v. wrestling with having to find availability a reasonably-priced lot. I wonder if that's not like a timeshare ... no way to recoup your $$$, whereas the trailer will probably appreciate in value.
PS - I was wondering about Mark just the other day! Looking forward to hearing where he's headed next, but glad you'll be together for Christmas.
This post reads like your always humerous self!!! I think back to when I was 12, Juanelle 11 and your family visiting our farm, all your little tricks to entertain us, poor kiddos who had very little worldly "things". But, we had love and plenty of food from the farm! Hog killings, sausage ground [my job to run the grinder and mix spices into the perfect sausage] Run up to the chicken house for a couple of hens to make chicken and dumplings, yep we had no television, so y'all visits made up for that lack! Great memories of little Jackie, Jr; he was so precious to us and the church congregation. I so agree with all the comments above, you outdid yourself with this presentation of quotes and humor. Merry Christmas and best wishes for good health and happiness in 2022. Love, Glenda
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