Posted by larry on July 26th, 2010 in Full Time RVing, Lifestyles, Workamping
Work at the cafe this week has been the usual up and down. There will be rushes of customers for an hour or more when I look up and see a dozen or so orders. Just as soon as I get two finished, Robin replaces them with three more. There is no end in sight. [...]
Posted by larry on July 23rd, 2010 in Full Time RVing, Health, People, Workamping
It has been a much different week than I may have surmised at the onset. The rains have given way to blistering humidity and temperatures far above the norm. It’s hotter than Tipper after she heard that Al had fondled a global warming junkie in an elevator. Perhaps the result of the humidity, maybe lingering [...]
Posted by larry on July 15th, 2010 in Full Time RVing, Health, RV, Rants
Glamping: glamourous camping; combining the splendor of the great outdoors with the comfort of a top-tier hotel. I suffer from a disease called Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD). I’ve had this for as long as I’ve known. The symptoms are depression brought on by a lack of exposure to natural sunlight. This is blamed on the [...]
Posted by larry on July 13th, 2010 in Full Time RVing, Health, Workamping
My hiatus from posting here is not all my doing. The WiFi at our site has been down for four days. The Verizon wireless stick is to no avail here deep in the woods of Eastern Pennsylvania. It’s amazing to me. Reception was fine in the deserts and mountains of Arizona, the Badlands of the [...]
Posted by larry on July 5th, 2010 in Campgrounds, Fun Things To Do
Work this week at the Gnome Cafe went well but wasn’t as busy as I had thought. I just figured we’d be inundated with customers given the fact that the campground was at maximum for this July 4th weekend. Nonetheless, it proved to be to my advantage. The chest cold I received from Robin turned [...]
Posted by larry on July 3rd, 2010 in Full Time RVing, People
Mid week went by pretty much uneventful. Robin was still down for the count so when Cathy and Russell invited me to tag along on a bike ride I jumped at the chance. They’ve been in the area for awhile so I figured they knew the backroads far better than I. They camped here for [...]