What configuration do you sit to relax?

Recliner/sleeper facing front, TV mounted in front.

Can you relax and watch TV at the same time? My recliner faces the TV but I turn it off to relax.

We sit and relax outside - playing Qwirkle or another game at a fold up table.

I'm always doing something when sitting... I hang out alot around my Ham Radio and Computer console in my radio room when relaxing. This puts the TV set off to the side setup in a corner wall mount up above the console desk height about half a window high.

I can lean back and just wath Tv or lean forward and do the radio/computer console things...

Outside where I will be heading in a bit and sit around my firepit... I am thinking what you do on the first day of the new year should set an example of what you really like to do all the time... Have my coffee setup on a side table and listening to the day nature sounds in my setup next to the woods... Thats my TV when outside haha... gots plenty of firewood to burn this year here at the house off-road trailer setup area.

Roy Ken

rjf7g wrote:
We sit and relax outside - playing Qwirkle or another game at a fold up table.

I had to look that one up. Never heard of it. Is it similar to Dominoes?

K Charles wrote:
Can you relax and watch TV at the same time? My recliner faces the TV but I turn it off to relax.

I normally dont watch tv , but I do face it while relaxing .
Every once in a while I turn on the tv and get a weather type channel that plays really relaxing music and they have nice video.
But thats only when I get lucky because I'm parked in a location were I get good signal.
Theres some weather channels that aint as good.

No TV yet, I like the idea of getting one as I/we spend more time in our B, but for now, it is mostly computer work, or reading when we sit inside. I have not figured out the maximum comfort issue yet. I seem to sit or semi-recline on the side couch almost always. But the front passenger seat does swivel around and that seems to be a good option. We do not use the rear dinette, yet is seems like it would make a good office once I get it figured out further. Seems like a minor issue, but I think it is a good question, because maximizing comfort and utility is what it is all about. By the way, I'm also working on the outside comfort issue. Starting to research zero gravity chairs. (All info pertains to a 19' 1996 Coachmen).

When relaxing inside we sit on our very comfortable electric sofa/bed, sometimes reclining it part way. The TV/DVD would be in front of us. Outside we sit in our GCI Xpress Lounger chairs. They fold up very compactly about the size of a computer case. There are some very comfortable reclining chairs for outside but we've been very happy with our set up for 10 years. We are in a C now but use the same set up.

I generally sit in a lawn chair with my legs out stretched an crossed facing the fire. The TV, Computer, and phone (Landline) are all left at home. My reason for camping is to enjoy the outdoors, not watch re-runs of Gilligan's Island, although they were good.
A nice campfire and maybe an adult beverage or two on a quiet night is hard to beat.
But that's just me. To each his/her own. Enjoy!

TV off and hopefully listen to the sounds of nature outside.

In fact, the first thing I did when I got my RT 19 was to remove the TV. It is now gathering dust to be put in when I put the vehicle up for sale.