ependydad...Doug

Well that made me LOL.

I agree. I'd take 429 S to 192 and then get on Black Lake Road to Sherberth Road.

Same as above- decorated December 18 but nothing special.

Crap, I know that guy.

I'm totally in like flint. You're so right!

Funny timing of this post- wife is off on a scrapbooking weekend and took her Silhouette + laptop. He sent me this a little while ago:

Holy carp you're quick, Jason. 499 days from today is Sunday, September 24, 2017.

If your one sewer connection is just gray water, I'd think a better long-term solution is to just plumb the two together. I've read threads on different forums where people did it. Otherwise, I haven't heard bad about the caps and hose solution that you're talking. What does the campsite sewer connection end look like? And definitely invest in metal quick connects for your hoses. It's sooooooooo nice!

I can feel your pain with the sewer hose. With 2 sewer connections and my "Y", I carry 15'+'10'+10'+10'+5' of sewer hose.

Personally, I recommend the annual passes if you're already getting 10-day Park Hoppers. I can't imagine the price to be that much different. An AP really changed how we "do" Disney - it is much more relaxed. We don't mind stopping in for just a couple of hours and don't feel like we "wasted" a park day. I think I'll overlap with you in October a bit. I'm still not positive where all we are staying- it'll either be the Fort or TTO. A fair warning for TTO, fill up your fresh water tank when you get there. Power + water outages are unusually common.

I do this a lot when visiting with family and friends- I forget to take pictures. I have decided that I get caught up in the love & fellowship with friends and that it's worth it to not have pictures of the event. :) I'm going to have to go hunt pictures of the T@B with bathroom. I'm having a hard time imagining it.

My wife has owned a Cricut for quite a few years and I just bought her the Cameo for Christmas. She's been poking around at all sorts of things. She's on a couple of Facebook groups for the Silhouette- one generic one and one Disney-specific Silhouette group. All of your stuff looks great! Definitely love all of the NBC stuff.

LOL, yeah... I thought about that. I wasn't sure if it was out on a picnic table or something. (Read: making up excuses for knowing that but still forgetting!)

Watch the distance on that. Surprisingly, with both me + my hotspot inside of my camper but a wall in the way, I get about 10'-15' before range starts to become an issue. I use a router behind it for the actual wifi network and it makes a huge difference.

Count me as a third. And, we likely won't- we aren't big fans of fried chicken.

If you're OK on a wireless connection, cellular data is remarkably fast and usable. It's what I do every day. :)

You can rent an unlimited dataplan from sellers on eBay for $120-200/month. There is no contract and you can do it month-to-month. I'd just suggest buying the hotspot yourself and getting a sim card from them. Then you can sign up for a month or two and you don't have to worry about usage on your data plan.

According to the Allstays app, the Walmarts in Mountainview, MO, West Plains, MO, and Mountain Grove, MO are all "Ask to Park". You might look them up and call ahead of time. Once you get into Springfield, there are more options but they are hit or miss with allowing overnight parking. We stayed at a park called Double J Campground right off of the highway. But it definitely wasn't free ($40/night) for a long level pull through.

Moving right along, we spent time in Tampa in February for a Fulltime Families rally. http://nowornever.learntorv.com/2016/05/rallying-in-tampa-florida.html

I thought that I'd also share this picture of our map pin board: It lives above our big living room slide. It's fun to look at and see all of where we have been.

Thanks, Gwen. It's a lot of fun to write up so far afterwards- I get to relive a lot of it! Los Angeles was a good one. The Disney one, if you followed the TR here, you can mostly skip as it is repeats and less pictures. Mostly! Still have MD licenses as I need to get the vehicles tagged before anything else can happen. Weird stuff as a fulltimer. Ha! They remind me of a store back in the PA-area called Sheetz. Only bigger and badder. :) Oh that pie! That's a great stopping off point as that pie was killer good. I'd almost go back just for that pie.

Blogging is hard and time consuming! I posted some more catch-up blog entries: Back in November/Thanksgiving, we went to Los Angeles area: http://nowornever.learntorv.com/2016/04/acton-ca-for-exploring-los-angeles.html And then we headed in for some RV service/upgrades and played at Disneyland: http://nowornever.learntorv.com/2016/05/disneyland-and-some-rv-service.html We spent Christmas near San Diego: http://nowornever.learntorv.com/2016/05/a-california-birthday-christmas.html And then we drove across the country to Florida over the month of January: http://nowornever.learnto

Same thing happened in Feb 2015-Feb 2016 for us.

1) I didn't know you "identify as" a gator. 2) I didn't know you were 9' tall.

It's a good thing I'm pretty as I'm not the sharpest tool in the shed... I thought the name plaques were wedged in there and not hanging from hooks. I see that I'm wrong. :) Good call on the more kids but no more chaos. :)