A tiny house of my own

Last week my sweet hubbie asked me if I wanted to go look at RVs over the weekend.


Heck yes!  I grew up vacationing in a travel trailer and loved it!  I love camping, but I'm married to a man who doesn't love camping so him asking me if I wanted to go look at RVs is a huge step.


Requirement #1 - is has to have space for grandkids who might want to come along.


 Of course it had to have a bathroom with a shower and a sink.


This particular camper that we settled on has a huge sink, microwave, and a three burner stove in addition to a table and benches.

 

I also did not want one with a bed that could not be folded up and put away during the day.  We found a camper with this Murphy bed that folds down. 


It has a beautiful leather interior, it's light enough for our truck to pull, it's not too large.  It's perfect.
 

I still don't think Irv is totally convinced.  While he's "thinking about it" I'll just try to bide my time and not get too excited about the many camping adventures I've been planning in my head all weekend.

It's hard to not get too excited.  For me anyway.  For others it's not hard at all.

I can't wait to get it out to one of our nearby state parks!!

Oh yes, I'm not getting too excited.



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