Adding A Couch to Our Lance Camper

Oh steve68steve. What a great bit of prose. We had a ball reading your post. Course we love satire, especially when it knocks one out of the ball park like yours did.

Instead of staring at the bathroom wall on the sofa, what about reading a good book? I would rather read a book kicked back on a sofa than bunched up at a dinette table.

Racorman wrote:

Buzzcut1 wrote:
I face out the back where the windows are, have not watched TV in over ten years.

Buzz....... but you wrote:

I rarely watch TV (6-7 times a year)

:h

Wife says come in here and watch this and I say yes dear. That lasts 5 to 10 minutes

but as far as me turning it on to watch something no.

Nice job on the mod! Really looks sharp!

WoodGlue

steve68steve wrote:
Full disclosure: I'm a TC couch lover.

Whenever I hear this "couch makes you stare at the wall" or "stare at the bathroom door" thing, I picture someone sitting bolt upright, staring straight ahead. Minutes turn into hours, the image of the featureless wall burns itself into the sitter's consciousness. It's like a train wreck - they can't look away. Their brains stewing in boredom, their eyes glazing in atrophy. It's that wall... that DAMNED WALL! I HATE you, wall!

But hark!! Salvation!! They have but to rotate their body 90 degrees: a enjoyable leisure activity once again replaces the unblinking hell that was facing a different direction. Instead of that featureless SIDE wall, they can finally enjoy the bliss that is... staring at the BACK wall.. or - be still, heart - could it be? ,,, the side of the fridge!?! That view kicks the PANTS off staring at a door.

I've spent some hours on my TC couch. Usually watching a movie, sometimes looking out the window, laying down lengthwise, reading, etc. Thankfully at no point my gaze became locked on the wall opposite me - it's a living hell I've thus far managed to escape.

;)

Steve,

Thanks for your moral support and words of Salvation... I really try to be nice to couch curmudgeons :B

Buzzcut1 wrote:
I face out the back where the windows are, have not watched TV in over ten years.

Buzz....... but you wrote:

I rarely watch TV (6-7 times a year)

:h

Full disclosure: I'm a TC couch lover.

Whenever I hear this "couch makes you stare at the wall" or "stare at the bathroom door" thing, I picture someone sitting bolt upright, staring straight ahead. Minutes turn into hours, the image of the featureless wall burns itself into the sitter's consciousness. It's like a train wreck - they can't look away. Their brains stewing in boredom, their eyes glazing in atrophy. It's that wall... that DAMNED WALL! I HATE you, wall!

But hark!! Salvation!! They have but to rotate their body 90 degrees: a enjoyable leisure activity once again replaces the unblinking hell that was facing a different direction. Instead of that featureless SIDE wall, they can finally enjoy the bliss that is... staring at the BACK wall.. or - be still, heart - could it be? ,,, the side of the fridge!?! That view kicks the PANTS off staring at a door.

I've spent some hours on my TC couch. Usually watching a movie, sometimes looking out the window, laying down lengthwise, reading, etc. Thankfully at no point my gaze became locked on the wall opposite me - it's a living hell I've thus far managed to escape.

;)

This is exactly what i am going to do mine. I made the mistake of ordering my 1055 with a sofa and hate it. Stare at bathroom wall when sitting there eating and hardly any room to exit the camper when the sofa is in bed mode. Wifey likes so its a go. Thanks for sharing. My ne project

I face out the back where the windows are, have not watched TV in over ten years.

Buzzcut1 wrote:
nice mod, but I don't know if I want to sit there and stare at my bathroom door.

Buzzcut....... You previously wrote on another string: RE: Dinette Benches or Sofa
'I don't use the couches at our home, we have no recliners either. My wife likes to lounge on the bed at home and in the TC to read, use her laptop or watch TV. I sit at the kitchen table with my laptop both at home and in the TC and I rarely watch TV (6-7 times a year).”

I guess you really don’t like couches :h We have a nice size TV in our Lance and both my wife and I enjoy watching it in the evening. We don't plan on watching the bathroom door, but rather cuddling on our new couch and watching the new movie releases on Dish Network :B