Starting to feel like home

I have added only a few touches of home to the RV trailer. This certainly won't be the bachelor pad that Greg doesn't need or the macho cowboy cottage/man cave he has day dreamt of. It is however, something the he and I both can enjoy together and look forward to.

It has been so exciting getting the old camping gear together. Man have we accumulated the 'stuff'. Greg had gear from BC (before Christine) but trust me when I say we have added to his collection. You may now officially dub it community property.

I managed to get a photograph to hang on the small metal vent-a-hood in the kitchen. Greg has never been impressed with my 'need' to be surrounded by pictures. I will find any space and occupy it with a picture...it's just another gift I possess, and believe me I am gifted.

I purchased a down comforter for the bed in the RV. Yippee, another item to keep me toasty. Greg would prefer to sleep on an iceberg with a jet engined powered fan blowing directly in his face. I did find an oscillating fan that he can clip to his side of the bed. I really think this RV adventure is going to work out just fine.

I found a nick knack of sorts to adorn the mobile campsite. He doesn't take up much space and we have already named him. Stay tuned for photos of Rafael.