railroaderone

If I had your money I could just move to the Bahamas so I guess I'll just stay where I'm at, me and my wife are both retired with an R V so that's a possibility

Mexstan

Or move to my part of the world where the weather is relatively moderate the rear 'round. Humidity seldom gets above 70% unless it's raining. Most times it is less than 30%. No rusty cars here. No A/C in my house and no heating either. No need for expensive house insurance either.

FiverBob

You could probably go retire by Stan the Man. Living is quite cheap there and some beautiful country in there.

We have had multiple RV's since 1973. The past 25 years we have been on the road with the RV's most every summer. Our first trip to Alaska was 3-1/2 months in the state plus another 1-1/2 months getting home. Second trip to Alaska was two years ago and spent 3 months that trip. Some character named Scotty harassed us on both those trips. LOL Spent one whole summer in Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island and Newfoundland. Wonderful trip. Spent one summer in Mexico, ferried to Baja and went up Baja to the coastline along California, Oregon and Washington and into Vancouver Island, then into the Rockies, Yellowstone, and neat spots along the way back to Florida. That trip was 6 months long. Those are a few of our longer RV excursions. Love the RV lifestyle but always happy to get back home for a while.
Can't believe another week is about to bite the dust. It has flown by. Too busy again - - gotta quitit.!!!!!!! Morry

railroaderone

Mexico or Canada is a no no for me I can't carry any firearm to defend myself or my wife. Well I got my truck back yes.
​​​​​​​You all have a good one

FiverBob

Last day of this breakroom. Sooooo, come and get it. Big breakfast spread of baked banana/nut French toast, southern grits, venison sausage, banana bread, orange/grape/apple juices, AND -- - - - - - - - - - - - - -- ph00 - - -- - - - - -- AND, just realized we can no longer change the font or size. ………………..

Y'all have a good day and enjoy yourself - - do something fun - - like put on your bathing suit, pour a ph00 and go sit at the pool and get a tan, then jump in the pool. See ya there.

Bob

railroaderone

Breakfast thanks Bob cannon ball

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NJTman

Dang nabbit, Bob. That breakfast was fantastic. I'm full.


Stupid rain, it seems never to end..

Mexstan

Thanks Bob for the oversized breakfast. Passed on the tasteless, gritty grits. BURP! Pardon me. It took me while to roll from the breakfast table to the computer as I had to stop for a digestive nap on the way.

Clint, if you can't leave the States, there is something in the news today that may help you. Take a look at: https://www.usnews.com/news/best-states/rankings

Another glorious day down here in Paradise. More clouds than sun for a change, but I like it. Hope the clouds bring some rain soon.

Time for another coffee and another nap. Will get to the honeydo list later. Or maybe tomorrow. Oh wait, tomorrow is Sunday, so no work on a Sunday.

cougar

Either hot and dry or cold and wet around here. Like every other day.
If I had the money I'd move further North. The Anchorage urban sprawl is moving in to my quiet valley. Projections show population growth that will make us the second largest borough in Alaska in only a few years. Anchorage has just about reached its land capacity and housing is so expensive people are being forced out to the valley. Obviously, it is pushing the prices up here as well. Which means higher property taxes as assessed value increases, which will push a lot of people out of here, including me and everyone else on a small fixed income.