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Hi from New Hampshire

PostPosted: Mon Aug 17, 2009 7:56 pm
by mizdeb
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Just a quick intro. I am from southwestern New Hampshire, married with an empty nest except for two Sheltie canine girls. We lost a little canine boy just 12 days ago so life is a bit rough right now. He was just 6 years old and just the cutest little man. RVing full time is our dream for retirement, but DH is not in good health and it will be difficult for us to be away from his DR full time. There is always hope!! Right now we have a 26 ft Rockwood which we love pulled with a Tundra double cab. We do not get out as much as we would like to, but do as often as we can.

I have been looking around the posts and see a lot of names I am familiar with from another group I am on and look forward to getting to know the rest of you. I would love to hear from others who have work camped especially on the east coast. My goal is to do that at least for 4-6 months a year and travel the rest or possibly find positions in areas that I really want to see. I still have another 6 yr 4 months to go to retire then I am off hopefully with DH or by myself if I am alone by then. I have always had wanderlust and love to travel.

Thank you for letting my join the group.
Deb

Re: Hi from New Hampshire

PostPosted: Mon Aug 17, 2009 8:14 pm
by sunshinecruiserTN
Glad you posted and hope you enjoy our forum. You will find everyone friendly in here. Any and all input is appreciated and encouraged. There are all levels of ladies in here, experienced, newbees, wannabees, you name it.

Re: Hi from New Hampshire

PostPosted: Mon Aug 17, 2009 9:02 pm
by VickieP
Hi Deb, welcome to our group! I don't think I've ever known anyone from NH so this is a neat thing! So sorry you lost your little man, I'm sure having the girls helps some, keeps you busy I'm sure. I have 2 doggies and you'll find lots of animal lovers here, we love to see pics of them also. Actually pics of any sort! :roll: :lol: Jump right in the posts and let us know about your travels, experience, questions, hopes, dreams and anything in between.

Re: Hi from New Hampshire

PostPosted: Mon Aug 17, 2009 9:23 pm
by retiredhappy
Welcome Deb. Its so hard to lose one of our furbabies. New Hampshire is one of the places on my bucket list.

Re: Hi from New Hampshire

PostPosted: Mon Aug 17, 2009 9:46 pm
by carold
Welcome to the group, Deb. You can't help but have fun on this forum as well as meeting neat people, good information, and don't forget our campfire with warmth, good talk and anything you want to drink or eat. :D We have people from all over with various lifestyles. You never know when someone will be in your area or you in theirs. Looking forward to future conversations. carold

Re: Hi from New Hampshire

PostPosted: Mon Aug 17, 2009 9:46 pm
by avalen
Welcome!!
I'd be one of those wannabee's and I'm halfway there really, I have the fifth wheel
but I don't have the truck, so see, half way :lol:
So glad you found your way here, everyone on here is so friendly and we share
alot. Stop by Zee's kitchen in the morning for coffee and whatever breakfast
is available and also for anytime you'll find we have an eternal campfire going.
Looking forward to your pics and posts, and btw, I have 3 italian greyhounds
and unfortunately soon to be only 2, but we do love our critters thats for sure.

Re: Hi from New Hampshire

PostPosted: Tue Aug 18, 2009 11:41 am
by Cedar518
Welcome Deb!

I'm so glad you joined us,.... we like to think this is the best group in the whole wide world! :D Lots of friends here from all over the country, and Canada too. You aren't far away from me here in the Adirondacks of northern NY,... Perhaps we can get together in the future. We have a member in MA,... so maybe a New England/New York GTG for next summer might be something to think about.

Sorry to hear about the loss of your little dog,... I lost my beloved cat last month so I know how you are feeling. Do you know the poem "Rainbow Bridge?" http://www.petloss.com/poems/maingrp/rainbowb.htm

Welcome aboard!

Re: Hi from New Hampshire

PostPosted: Tue Aug 18, 2009 2:12 pm
by OutandAbout
Welcome Mizdeb, I don't think many of us get out as much as we want and take advantage of the times we can. You will find we are a great bunch of gals ( pat, pat, pat) and are there for each other. Again welcome. Linda

Re: Hi from New Hampshire

PostPosted: Tue Aug 18, 2009 4:25 pm
by WickedLady
Welcome, Deb. We are a good group; very supportive so jump right in. Glad to have you here.

Re: Hi from New Hampshire

PostPosted: Tue Aug 18, 2009 4:51 pm
by mitch5252
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Welcome, Deb!

You'll love it here. And we'll look forward to learning more about you!

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Re: Hi from New Hampshire

PostPosted: Tue Aug 18, 2009 9:34 pm
by AlmostThere
Welcome, Deb! Hope to hear from you often!

Re: Hi from New Hampshire

PostPosted: Tue Aug 18, 2009 9:36 pm
by Mrssissy
Welcome we all have found open arms here, you are right at home here.

Re: Hi from New Hampshire

PostPosted: Wed Aug 19, 2009 2:42 pm
by mizdeb
Thank you all for the warm welcome. I was just looking around at the posts on other boards trying to get a feel for everyone.

A little more about me. I am a crafter doing just about anything that takes my fancy, except quilting. I am trying to find something that I can settle on to take on the road with me when the time comes that I can full time. I have stained glass tools and supplies, counted cross stitch supplies, doll house miniatures, a huge victorian doll house and supplies to make all sorts of things for it. tole painting books, paints and yes supplies to do it. I have started making jewelry, but I have to research it to DEATH before I really start doing it. Oh, I did canine agility with two of my furbabies for about 4 years. It seems that when I find something I want to do I manage about 3-4 years before I lose interest or need a break and put it on the back burner. My DH just would love it if I found a hobby that didn't cost an arm or a leg and I could make money doing it. I tell him it ain't happening.

Our next trip will be labor day weekend- off to Maine for 5 days. We love to go over and just veg out, walk the beach in the evening when we can take the kids down. Gotta have lobsta while we are there and my all time fav is lobsta stew. All that cream, lobsta and crackers yum!!! Another 10 pounds on the back side of life.

The week after that my best friend and I are off to the Brimfield Antique Flea Market in Brimfield MA. It is one of the largest in the country and may even be the oldest. They hold it three weeks a year in May, July & Sept. We went down in July and had so much fun just sitting around and chatting which with my work schedule and her busy life, and the fact that she lives 25 miles away, we do not get to just chat to often. We left furbabies, husbands home and went by ourselves. I can't wait until I can get on the road and hopefully meet up with other women who are traveling alone. One of the things I would love to do is hit the longest yard sale in the country. It would be so much fun to see what people have stashed away from long ago when I was a young person, you remember that - I sometimes get a faint flash. LOL!!!

Enough for today,
TIme to head for home.
Deb

Re: Hi from New Hampshire

PostPosted: Wed Aug 19, 2009 3:23 pm
by rvgrammy1953
Welcome, Deb.....I'm a Counted Cross-stitcher and afghan crocheter.... :lol: Some of my items are posted in the Arts and Craft section.... ;) Being full-timers I also searched for the perfect hobbies while traveling as I used to do alot of other things....Space being a Premium.... :lol: I chose cross-stitching and crocheting....works for me.... :lol: Hope you enjoy yourself here with us....we're a crazy bunch.... :lol: Jump in anywhere....

Re: Hi from New Hampshire

PostPosted: Thu Aug 20, 2009 9:27 am
by Nasoosie
HI, DEB, and hugs for the loss of your little 4-footer. I know only too well how devastating that can be. Hug your others all you can, as they are so short lived compared to us (hopefully, anyway)

Maine is beautiful! Have a wonderful beach trip there!

Look forward to hearing more from you over the mornings.