BRDof3...Rob

Dang, that's always our first stop, and were going to be there in June.

If the AC units had to shut down, everyone would leave. I work night security at a local KOA in the summer. What we are shutting off is the music, outdoor movies, partiers that can be heard from several campsites away, kids running all over the place, etc. Run the AC, that's one of the reasons you got the RV.

Yum! I see at least three things that we've tried and loved.

My daughter and I love eating there. I don't know if I have the ability, but I'd like to try some. Anybody got any leads?

We made this tonight. Judging by the speed with which it evaporated, and how little is left for me to have another day, I'd say it was a big hit. I think I might try using pepperjack cheese and drizzling lime and cilantro before baking- or perhaps using that in the sauce. Delicious!

Thanks Harold, it's in the bag now and ready to use.

Think they just put people at random. My wife was given that opportunity just this morning but I had to go through the old fashioned way. Neither of us fly more than every other year at the most.

Jen, can you repost this w/o the pics? I keep recipes on my kindle as screen shots, but I can't fit this one and it won't let me cut the pics. I'd love to try this.

Busy schedules and learning how to use the Kindle slowed me down for a while for sure.

I have my TT set up in a campsite for the winter, the first time I've been able to leave it serviceable all winter. The water lines are winterized and I'll empty the fridge and freezer and remove all the food from the pantry. We're in Nebraska. What is the best thing to put around the tires, tongue, and scizzor jacks to prevent unwanted critters from coming in? I have put three applications of Bug B Gone granules on the ground this season with heavy emphasis around the parts that touch the ground. No bug issues over the summer, and I don't want any over the winter, either. Is there anything th

We store ours under the bed in the master bedroom. The bed is hinged and we store iron cookware, crock, extra supp;lies, etc under there. Non-skid shelf liner on the floor and a thin towel between the lid and the crock to prevent breaking. It's never moved during transit. rode2nowhere: a motorhome can power the 110 circuits even while traveling. The generator may or may not have to run, but it will work.

If I want to watch the game around here, I'm sent to the basement. Who needs it, I have more fun watching the kids watch the puppy bowl. The dogs, however, would rather nap.

Our Favorite Crockpot Chicken Wrap chicken breasts or thighs with bacon Place wrapped chicken in the bottom of the crock Mix 1 can undiluted Cream Of Chicken soup, with equal amount of sour cream, pour over chicken Cook for 5-6 hours on low (depends on how quickly your pot cooks) The chicken and bacon fall apart when serving. We serve with (or over) rice or noodles. You can also use biscuits. You can also add seasonings per your tastes. My kids won't eat much spicy-ness.

I think you should torture Jim by just posting pics of the van and house for a couple of days.

I had to come to Minneapolis yesterday for a meeting this morning. As I hit town I hit the 12+ inch snowfall they got over the weekend. Took me 45 minutes to go about 5 miles through the downtown "rush" hour. After checking in to the hotel I drove down the street to get dinner, and looked out to I-94. After dark, in the middle of the evening standstill traffic, and with temps in the low teens and snow/ice on the roads, I saw someone pulling a 30' travel trailer. I'm dedicated to the cause, but I believe I would have left that where it was for a few days.