... If I survive her I get to live in the trailer until I die and then her kids get it. This has been one of the better trailer parks I've lived in. I may splurge and add skirting. That might help with the gas bill in the winter.
Dang! It sounds like you might got one of them there double wides.
BTW -- have you seen the Netflix series "Ozark?"
It's a park model. They're a bit better made but smaller than a regular or double wide trailer. Her son redid the bathroom where the particleboard rotted out. It's comfy except for the floors in the winter.
... It's a park model. They're a bit better made but smaller than a regular or double wide trailer. Her son redid the bathroom where the particleboard rotted out. It's comfy except for the floors in the winter.
I don't watch TV, or any shows on the internet.
Well, 'Professer' Darren, you may be the world's foremost authority on just about everything but at least you have maintained a sense of humor, as wry as it may be. Until you can improve your standard of living you will be wise to hang on to that.
Curious, what year pick'em up truck do you drive, and does it have a gun rack?
“In a world whose absurdity appears to be so impenetrable, we simply must reach a greater degree of understanding among us, a greater sincerity.”
I don't own a pickup truck, Ray. I drive Doc's Tundra.
It's getting a bit rough around the edges. I still need to replace the rear driver's side leaf spring and rear bumper for inspection. The new gas tank has really helped increase the mileage.
The only place I lived that allowed uncased guns in a rack was Mississippi. That's verboten in the Northeast.
