Is there anything worse.....?

[samhain7]

Than driving into work and passing a loaded up trailer?.....

[HGL]

Yes, hauling your empty tt to the manufacturer for 4 weeks of warranty work in the middle of one of the nicest summers in wa state for the past 15 years. Oh and then canceling 4 weekends of trips planned! Then explaining to your 5 year old why we aren't camping for the 200,000th time.

[Aluminum_Siding]

Seeing a loaded rig while your stuck in traffic with diarrhea. That is definitely worse!

[alexleblanc]

when i'm on the road and I see an RV go by I get that feeling like I'm missing on something. Can't wait to retire and do 2-3 month stint's travelling.

[2012Coleman]

There is a guy who works where I do who brings his loaded camper and parks it in the back lot. Leaves on his trip after work. Then of course he isn't at work for the next few days.

[time2roll]

Don't be sad the trip is over.
Be happy that it happened at all.
(adapted from Dr Seuss)

[mrkoje]

You're right that is horrible. My office window looks out at the main street out of town here and I see loaded up campers leaving town all the time. Very depressing when it's not me!

[beemerphile1]

Lots of worse things. Here is only one;

You could be walking to the welfare office rather than driving to work.

[JiminDenver]

Walking past the pile of camping gear on the garage floor while we wait to see what the insurance is going to do with the trailer.

[Bucky_Badger]

samhain7 wrote:
Than driving into work and passing a loaded up trailer?.....

um yeah, it could be winter:B

[Dog_Folks]

CampBHappy wrote:
Yes. Watching them all on the road as you save to buy one

That's the winner in my book.

[Time4Dirt]

Yes. Watching them all on the road as you save to buy one

[gaymeadowsman]

Yes, It's NOT your loaded up rig waiting for you to get home!

[Dog_Folks]

Leaving the campground at the end of a great weekend.

For years, my wife would always comment on Sunday:"I could do this forever."

On June 15, 2006 she got her chance when we sold the house and went full time.

Now if I ask her if she is still happy, she just looks at my like I am the village idiot. I guess she has no regrets. I know I don't have any.

[the_bear_II]

Leaving the campground headed for home and seeing all the folks pulling in to start their campground stay.