Re: RC: Re: can you say tent?

[Dbeverly4@aol.com]

In a message dated 1/7/00 8:25:36 PM Pacific Standard Time, 
canajello@echoweb.net writes:

<<  I would say "eat your heart
 out" but since you love your style as much as I love mine I will just
 say, "Vive La Difference." >>

Well some of us who are "roughing" it would RATHER be in your camper with you 
(hint, hint).  The old budget just hasn't been stretched into the camper zone 
yet. Getting the horses, trailer, saddles, (luckily the family Suburban 
doubles as tow vehicle and bed) and all the other stuff needed for this sport 
has taken the past 10 years ( we don't do credit -- husband's idea, not 
mine...dang it).  I just keep telling myself how lucky I am to be able to 
even go to a ride with my wonderful horse(s).  Who needs to be able to stand 
up while getting dressed?  Or eat something hot in the morning (mooching 
coffee from ride management works fine for me).  You twisted the knife though 
with the "clean hair" statement <whine, whine>  We've finally started to take 
a long hard look at trucks that can handle a camper and horse trailer, so 
hopefully soon, I'll be smugly sitting in MY camper lording it over all the 
tenters and back of truckers :)))))  You all will know when I get my camper 
because (in addition to the screams of sheer joy) it will probably NEVER 
rain, snow, sleet or hail  at a ride again, or even drop below freezing.  
Miraculously, all ride port-a-potties will never be full or dirty and there 
will always be a full roll of toilet paper in there.  And, probably, tent 
camping will become "the thing" at rides and I'll be horribly out of place in 
my camper.

Sylvia (That which doesn't kill us makes us stronger.....I'm strong enough, I 
want a camper!!!)


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