Lessons we've learned over the years

JAL_Camper wrote:

After nearly 25 years of blissful marriage to my wonderful DW (and the last 15 of those camping in some type of trailer), I would have thought our communication skills would be better when it comes to backing up TT. I still don’t understand the “swatting flies” hand signals I see out the side view mirrors.

Ok, THAT made me laugh..:)

Just from this weekend:
1 Ran over chock (I love that my son wants to help but do a walkaround)..
2 Just because you feel the antenna stop when cranking doesnt mean its down..
3 Getting a LP hose to run to the grill for the QC on the back of the TT as I ran out of LP in my little bottle that "should have enough for this weekend"..
4 If the wife has to run the truck into town for a few things and you take the hitch out and put it on the ground make sure it is clear of the dog lines..shipyard workers would have been impressed with the knot they tied around it and the lines were covered in grease..
5 Look up the best way to remove imbedded ticks in your dogs nose while you have internet access..
6 Stated before but FILL the FW if camping with no water HU's..