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CampingFam


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Hi, everyone.  I just discovered the RV-Dreams forum today and am looking forward to getting to know everyone.

I guess you'd have to call me a wannabe since I won't be a full-timer for a long time!  My family is young and... gas is expensive! biggrin.gif

Full-timing has always fascinated me.  What a wonderful way to live, traveling our big beautiful country, seeing all the sights and meeting all the great people. 

Well, I look forward to meeting everyone here!

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RVDude


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CampingFam wrote:

I guess you'd have to call me a wannabe since I won't be a full-timer for a long time! My family is young and... gas is expensive! biggrin.gif


WELCOME! You found a great fam friendly place to learn about RVing and even life.

I was surprised by your quote above. There are many "road schooled" families out there and high fuel really doesn't change the basic or fundamental RV adventure lifestyle for many folks.

So, how can we help you think about moving from wannabe to doin it?
Just One Split Second is an interesting prior thread to consider reading.

I think I speak for all the forum family with a hearty Welcome Aboard and we'll do the very best we can to answer your questions and learn more about you and each of us!

It's all GREAT!

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Jim01


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Welcome to the forum.

This is a great place to learn all about Full-timing. This is one of the friendliest forums on the Internet, and if you can't find an answer to a question on the many pages on this site, just ask. There's a whole bunch of very friendly people here that will help you in any way they can.

RVDude is right. There are more and more families home schooling their kids while traveling around this great country. It's amazing how much the kids can learn by visiting National Parks, Historic sites, and other educational places.

Hope you can Full-time sooner than later. smile

Jim

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Welcome to the forum. Great folks here and so much knowledge to share. We have been a part of this group for a little over a year. We consider ourselves fulltimers who are currently trying to sell our stick house back in Indiana. We can't wait to get back on the road. I hope you can fulltime sooner rather than later! Good Luck
Debbie

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Speedhitch


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Welcome aboard Camping Fam...You have just entered the best forum in cyber space! We are here to help each other. There are no dumb questions here. So many people are affraid to ask question thinking they are dumb but the dumb ones don't ask questions! We have so much deversity here in this family that your questions will be addressed and answered post hast. I hope you are not a stranger to the forum and you help us all help each other.

Don't believe anything you hear about me either...people on here sometimes stretch the truth a little. LOL

Joe and Sherri

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RVDude


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The rumours about Speedy are actually stretched the "other" way... LOL!
Oh me bad... Speedy and company are the best!

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Speedhitch


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I can't believe that came from a guy that wears a Chicken Hat...

Go Dude you rock

Speedy

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jdensie


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Do I hear the notes to the "Chicken  Dance" here.  biggrinbiggrinbiggrin

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rwarner22


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Welcome to the forum --

We joined the group late last year and it has been phenomenal.  Lots of good dialogue and great help to any question you lmay have.

Thanks for joining.

Randy and Pam

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RVDude


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rwarner22 wrote:

Lots of good dialogue...


Especially all this chicken talk!biggrin
I just don't get it? What chicken?
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Now, where oh where is that fast, footloose flower flaunter????

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-- Edited by RVDude at 19:51, 2008-07-11

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sirwinston21


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Well those pictures probably chased CampingFam away....lol Jesse

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GrammyFran


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Welcome, CampingFam! Once you read through more of this website you'll find that there are lots of ways to make a living while you travel, too. Just keep reading and asking questions.

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