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The Bear II · RV-Dreams Family Member

Weird Dream

Alie and Jims Carrilite · RV-Dreams Family Member

Quit eating that pizza, chili, loaded potato, or whatever heavy food your eating before you snooze...

Bobc · RV-Dreams Family Member

Class of 2016. My dream was trying to park our new 43' 5er. I was exhausted when I woke up.
But it,s netter than dreaming about work

BiggarView · RV-Dreams Family Member

Kohm, sittinze down on za kouch und ve vill have a an analysis oov yer dreamin. Sigmund Biggaroff-Freud is ma nomen. Fromme yer ictsplanashun it appears yer have forgoten somme aspectin oov yer hoemn sekuritie cosen yuse to reliven it in yer dreamin. Perhaps yer haff bin in somme unsaverie kampengrunds recentlie? ya? Zee doggen mit da nix on da feedin und neglectin is symptomatik of somme list checkin lapse. ict bin doen a quikkin checkin of yer RV fer somme oversiten. As tu the polisei noot kommin tu yer reskuin, stoppinze watchin zee korruptin kop pikture shoens oot zee odeon haus mit da multiplexin skreenin roomins. Und rememberin, your relationshippin to yer mutter is da rootin of yer feirs. Goen given her a biggin huggin und it vill all fielin betterin.

Plis sein da klarkin und payin da 100 euros on yer vayin oot da oofis. Hven a goot day!

....now don't you feel better? biggrin

-- Edited by biggaRView on Thursday 24th of September 2015 05:46:40 PM

Bill and Jodee · RV-Dreams Family Member

Soooo, be sure you trust the people you socialize with in campgrounds, be grateful the 5er is more secure than your former trailer, report issues to the park host before the sheriff, and most important of all DON'T forget to feed the dog!!

Jodee

TRAILERKING · RV-Dreams Family Member

biggaRView wrote:
Kohm, sittinze down on za kouch und ve vill have a an analysis oov yer dreamin. Sigmund Biggaroff-Freud is ma nomen. Fromme yer ictsplanashun it appears yer have forgoten somme aspectin oov yer hoemn sekuritie cosen yuse to reliven it in yer dreamin. Perhaps yer haff bin in somme unsaverie kampengrunds recentlie? ya? Zee doggen mit da nix on da feedin und neglectin is symptomatik of somme list checkin lapse. ict bin doen a quikkin checkin of yer RV fer somme oversiten. As tu the polisei noot kommin tu yer reskuin, stoppinze watchin zee korruptin kop pikture shoens oot zee odeon haus mit da multiplexin skreenin roomins. Und rememberin, your relationshippin to yer mutter is da rootin of yer feirs. Goen given her a biggin huggin und it vill all fielin betterin.
Plis sein da klarkin und payin da 100 euros on yer vayin oot da oofis. Hven a goot day!
....now don't you feel better?

-- Edited by biggaRView on Thursday 24th of September 2015 05:46:40 PM

Goot vun...............Haha!

The Bear II · RV-Dreams Family Member

X-2 Good One.

Terry and Jo · RV-Dreams Family Member

I think Brian has a new calling. Perhaps he can find a way to "practice" while on the road?

Terry

Camper Chronicles · RV-Dreams Family Member

In all seriousness, I believe that dreams are the way our subconscious works out what we are concerned about at night. In this case it seems pretty evident that you have concerns regarding the safety of your possessions in the rig. Whether that's situational (where you are parked) or a more general concern (let's face it ...wouldn't be tough to break into these things), it might be worth thinking about. In general when my mind goes down this path I think we are not someone most people would plan to target. If someone is going to go to some trouble they would probably go after a nice house. We could be an opportunity target though..someone grabs our outside things or checks the rig to see if the door is open. Some of the steps we have taken to feel more safe,

1. Always lock up when leaving...even if it is within the campground or a short trip to the store
2. Close the lower windows at night that are in the non bedroom part of the rig especially the window in our front door.
3. We have outside lights on a timer so when we are gone at night they come on automatically and we always come home to a somewhat lit house.
4. We use relatively inexpensive chairs most days and put away the more expensive chairs when we plan on being gone all day
5. Get to know your neighbors as they can provide a second set of eyes. I never felt safer than in the 55 plus community with lots of retired people who lived full time there. They paid attention to everything!!
6. Have enough RV insurance to cover what is in your rig. We actually calculated the replacement value of our stuff and upped the policy to significantly higher than the $5K that is standard. It doesn't cost that much more per month and since at this point almost everything we own is just stuff, it can be easily replaced as long as we have the money.

I know this is probably way more than your original post intended but seemed like a time to share what we have been thinking about.

Trace

LifeBeganInaWinnebago · RV-Dreams Family Member

so true about working out our problems in our dreams. About a month ago we went from a pop-up to a 41ft class A. We drove it 600 plus miles home and parked it in the Sams parking lot across a ditch from our house. I was too tired to unhitch the car and put the RV in the driveway. From our driveway I looked back at the RV and thought am I ever going to make the turn into our drive with that beast. Went to sleep and dreamed all night I was trying to get the RV in the driveway, when I finally did, I realized I took out the mail box and had damage all down the side.
The next day when I really pulled in the driveway I was watching that mailbox. lol

Mark