Posts Tagged ‘Livingston Texas’

Flexibility Is A Great Asset

Posted on October 8th, 2009 by by Administrator

We met a very nice couple at the Escapees Rainbow’s End campground in Livingston, Texas during our first year on the road and really hit it off with them. They were about our age, had retired early, and were ready to see America. They lasted about a year on the road, because they found the [...]

Life Is Never Dull

Posted on August 14th, 2009 by by Administrator

After reading yesterday’s blog, longtime reader Gene Teggatz suggested that maybe I need to consider having a sign made that says “Visitors Welcome Today” and a second sign that says “Visitors Not Welcome Today,” or perhaps a more diplomatic one saying “Please let me get some work done today.” Really, we don’t mind visitors dropping [...]

Back To Elkhart

Posted on August 7th, 2009 by by Administrator

After six days in Muskegon, Michigan, we said a sad farewell to Rocky and Berni Frees and hit the road, driving three hours south to Elkhart, Indiana. We pulled into Elkhart Campground, stopped to pick up a big box of mail that was waiting for us in the office, and then pulled into our regular [...]

Kindle 2 And Escapees

Posted on March 18th, 2009 by by Administrator

Several blog readers have asked me if I’ve seen the new Kindle 2 from Amazon.com, and if so, what I think of it. I haven’t seen the second generation e-book reader, but I’ve exchanged e-mails with four people who have or had them. Two (one a former Kindle owner) were not happy with it and [...]