She served a delicious spaghetti dish, with a luscious dessert which was a cake with blueberries and whipped cream topping. I really enjoyed the visit as well as Susan's hospitality.
Here are a couple of photos of Susan with her dog, Angel.
It is always exciting to see new RVers start out living their dream, and for me it is especially meaningful when the newbie is a solo woman beginning the journey. We face many issues that are unique to the solo female; I am on the cheering line for all RVers, and send especially the women out there my best wishes for happy trails!
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I think it's wonderful that Susan has you to ask questions of. It's so nice to have someone who has been there, done that.
ReplyDeletewow... she is going to pull that huge 5th wheel...
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Will she blog her journey? I agree with Jim and Sandie ... great to have you to ask the newbie stuff...
Where is she heading for first? Wish her happy trails for me.
ReplyDeleteLucky her to have someone with so much experience as a guide.
ReplyDeleteI had no trouble using the link to get to her blog. I'm impressed that she's got a work camping gig already and she isn't even on the road. Where will she be!
Good luck to her!!
I always have the greatest admiration & respect for you solo Gals on the road. Not an easy life at times but always the sense of adventure just over the next hill.
ReplyDeleteIt's nice to have a guy around but some ladies just like doing it their way. Sometimes if you are lucky, you can meet Mr. Right along the way. Best Wishes to Sue and her new job.
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