A new neighbor

For the past month, I've had the area around the two new sites all to myself.  March first meant that one volunteer couple moved on and another volunteer moved in.  Dub decided to put him in the new site next to me.  The other empty site is being saved for my friends Diana and John in case they are able to make it here.  They were supposed to arrive this month, but it turns out they will be delayed a few months.  That's too bad, as I was looking forward to their arrival.

We were told that this new volunteer had a small rig.

I'd say that was a gross understatement!!!  I can't believe Adrian Peterson is living in this rig for several months.  He has all the other volunteers wondering.  I think that camper is less than ten feet long.  I haven't seen the inside, but there can't be more than a bed and table inside.  He did say he had a small cook top.  Hmmm....there's a cooler outside so I'm guessing maybe no ice box?  What about a bathroom?  I can't wait to get to know him better to find out the details.  Inquiring minds want to know!

I hope my friend, Susan, reads this up in Minnesota.  She is interested in purchasing one of these tee pee shaped campers.  Since we are next door neighbors, I'll try to get the down and dirty after he settles in.  Perhaps he likes to read a lot.  I like my DISH and computer for entertainment during these long dark evenings.

It doesn't matter if you live fulltime in an RV or live in a sticks and bricks; getting a new next door neighbor always brings a little excitement, especially on a cold rainy day.  ;)  Of course the rest of the crew here thinks I ought to check him out because he might be a hot prospect for me.  Ha Ha Ha.  Settle down you would be matchmakers............

Thanks for stopping by....talk to you later,  Judy