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This post is so I"m not stuck on triple 6. Sorry, it's just bothering me.

Either Thursday or Friday, not sure exactly, I had a Fiend encounter! I would build up the suspense, but I guess that's out of the question now. I think I was walking the dogs or something, and I saw a FrIENDLY looking lady checking me out. Okay, maybe not checking me out, but she was definitely eying me. I thought about running, but I kind of had a feeling who it was. Yes, it was Annie! As in Alex and Wyatt's mommy! She was just a few sites down from us. I was surprised that she found me, because we were going incognito on this trip...no sign. Yet she broke my cover. I th

Crap! I even had made a note of that to remember to include it! I guess since I cut out most of the talking I just flew right through it! So sorry!

That was so long ago...I'm thinking that we used several on one card. Sadly, I don't think the boots on the fence was one of them! That's definitely who it was, because I thought for sure I heard an Aussie accent singing love songs to someone coming from the coach. Bringing it...except you mean Flower & Garden. Either way there will be food and drinks (except not one of those for this trip...) Sometimes they are best friends. Sometimes. Oh, you just ruined the Keith/Nicole fantasy. Okay, Keith isn't actually in that fantasy... Thanks!

Copied from the Atwood website manual. PRESSURE-TEMPERATURE RELIEF VALVE Weeping or dripping of a pressure-temperature relief valve while the water heater is running DOES NOT mean it is defective. This is normal expansion of water as it is heated in the closed water system of a recreation vehicle. The Atwood water heater tank is designed with an internal air gap at the top of the tank to reduce the possibility of weeping and dripping. In time, the expanding water will absorb this air. To replace the air follow these steps: Step 1: Turn off water heater Step 2: Turn off incoming water supply S

Mine leaked once and I just had to release the pressure or something from it. I basically just had to open it, then let it close on its own or something. Can you tell I don't really remember? Either way, I did whatever I did to it and it stopped leaking after that. I just googled it and found what to do with it. Maybe check that before you go replacing the whole thing.

They'll fit you somewhere, no doubt.

What he said

that last post was in reference to you seeing gators. Kind of random

I taught my border collie to play dead. Except it goes like this: me- "Belle, would you rather be a gator, or dead?" Belle- plays dead The end.

You have a point. Go Dawgs and go Fort!

Thanksgiving night: Let’s get this TR going for the 5 of you who are actually paying attention. It’s okay though, because I’m not really paying attention either. I have my sights set on May, so let’s hurry up and get there... Osborne Lights: For some reason they spelled “Merry Christmas” backwards. Dummies. Red #2 is on a streak of 3 Osborne lights in a row where she won’t pose for a pic. This year's take: I suppose going after Thanksgiving dinner at about 8:00 isn’t helping things for a 4 year old, right? But she can sure pose on a bus, right? Next

Thanks! Duh. You keep your Z away from my Reds! Thanks! She's learning how to work the camera for sure! My F-in-law is actually from Illinois, then Florida, then Georgia. So no, not technically. I don't rock the overalls. NO. thanks! How I roll! thanks! Counted. Thanks! The turkey rocked!

Our site backed up to the comfort station. Other than hearing the comfort station a/c coming on every now and then, it was awesome. It was like having a bathroom in our backyard, except better.

We just stayed in 1200. It's our new fave. We are homebodies. It was pretty quiet, which we like. And the sites were really secluded. Also a plus for homebodies like us. I don't like people, so it was good. From what I hear, you do not need a license to fish at the Fort, because it's catch and release, but I'm not the fishing expert around here.