I'm going RV'ING......

[Beachbummette]

i accidentally put on a job application that i had a class b diving license. i guess that qualifies me to drive the RV

well, that answers that question...you will be our driver!


OMG, on the Sistersonthefly website they have merit badges! The first is a martini badge!!! This is to funny, we need merit badges!

The Martini Badge is actually a ?LEMON DROP? Martini, however, we have decided that we will accept any other kind of martini.

Learn the recipe
Choose proper glass ware
Prepare the ingredients for the selected martini
Select proper vodka or gin
Select elegant or creative napkin on which the martini rests
Prepare the martini
Present the martini
Document the consuming of the martini
take photo of you and another ?sister? enjoying the martini
or have a certified mixologist sign the bill, proving that you and another ?sister? were enjoying this wonder of drinks.

We all should have lot's of badges by now!

 

[SHELLY]

Sister's on the fly official website:

http://www.sistersonthefly.com/

OMG! I want one of these!: (finally a make-up case big enough!)

http://www.sistersonthefly.com/trailers.php


I would love to have one of those trailers and decorate it myself...guess what color?!

Very interesting, thanks for sharing.

BTW: By all means, do the Grand Canyon/Las Vegas trip; the juxtaposition will blow you away.

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[Beachbummette]

Very interesting, thanks for sharing.

BTW: By all means, do the Grand Canyon/Las Vegas trip; the juxtaposition will blow you away.

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you want to go in together and buy one Shelly?!

I think the vast differences between the two places would be a bit surreal to the senses.

 

[scooterbug44]

The Grand Canyon is truly amazing!

I think you should road trip out there, then raft it w/ your stocked bar!

 

[Ongkiko]

How about Big Bend National Park? I just went there a few weeks ago and spent two nights on the top of a 7400 ft. mountain staring into Mexico. It's the least visited of the national parks and is also the darkest. Which means you'll see more stars than you can emotionally handle. So many in fact you might not see the big dipper. Good luck on whatever journey you decide to take!

 

[Allifunn]

God luv ya. I will go with these girls anywhere, but UP!!

OH...you will go UP....with the proper "fortification" .....

i accidentally put on a job application that i had a class b diving license. i guess that qualifies me to drive the RV

The job is YOURS!!!!!!!!

How about Big Bend National Park? I just went there a few weeks ago and spent two nights on the top of a 7400 ft. mountain staring into Mexico. It's the least visited of the national parks and is also the darkest. Which means you'll see more stars than you can emotionally handle. So many in fact you might not see the big dipper. Good luck on whatever journey you decide to take!

CK!!!!!

 

[SHELLY]

you want to go in together and buy one Shelly?!

I must admit, some of those caravans and especially the names are rather interesting. You buy it and pimp it out...I'll name it--Dot.Condo? Trailerminium? Short Sail? Housing Bubble?

I think the vast differences between the two places would be a bit surreal to the senses.

That's the point...but a few pitchers of margaritas will take the edge off .

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[SHELLY]

How about Big Bend National Park? I just went there a few weeks ago and spent two nights on the top of a 7400 ft. mountain staring into Mexico. It's the least visited of the national parks and is also the darkest. Which means you'll see more stars than you can emotionally handle. So many in fact you might not see the big dipper. Good luck on whatever journey you decide to take!

With all due respect to the great state of Texas...after one starry night in Marfa, or Alpine, or Big Bend--you've pretty much done it all.

Getting there and back is mind-numbing too....ya know how when you watch Roadrunner & Coyote cartoons and the same cactus, rock and desert go by again, and again, and again, and again.......it's like that.


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[seacrestkristi]

How about Big Bend National Park? I just went there a few weeks ago and spent two nights on the top of a 7400 ft. mountain staring into Mexico. It's the least visited of the national parks and is also the darkest. Which means you'll see more stars than you can emotionally handle. So many in fact you might not see the big dipper. Good luck on whatever journey you decide to take!

Cinci Kid That park sounds amazing!!! Nice description too.

Way link too, BB! Thanks, gull. the little campers. Gotta see the movie now.

 

[Mango]

I must admit, some of those caravans and especially the names are rather interesting. You buy it and pimp it out...I'll name it--Dot.Condo? Trailerminium? Short Sail? Housing Bubble?
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With all due respect to the great state of Texas...after one starry night in Marfa, or Alpine, or Big Bend--you've pretty much done it all.

Getting there and back is mind-numbing too....ya know how when you watch Roadrunner & Coyote cartoons and the same cactus, rock and desert go by again, and again, and again, and again.......it's like that.

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I would want to be front seat at Shelly's RV being pimped out.
Maybe you could name it Economic Meltdown and have one of those spare tires covered in pink with a picture of Mr. Bubble.