This is a situation most RVers would avoid like the plague! We left our job in Deadwood on Thursday and had no choice but to travel in the snow, heading into the Nebraska panhandle, where we will stay for a month or so with good friends to rest and repair— body, soul, and RV. We will sorely miss the 130 or so animals that we tended, especially our favorite ones, a young swamp wallaby, a New Guinea Singing Dog, and a tropical miniature zebu. Caring for critters can be heartbreaking when we get so attached. We meshed well with all the animals. After our stay in Nebraska we'll be well rested and ready for our next job, in Montana, in April. Life is exciting!Friday, January 23, 2009
On a Snowy Nebraska Road!
This is a situation most RVers would avoid like the plague! We left our job in Deadwood on Thursday and had no choice but to travel in the snow, heading into the Nebraska panhandle, where we will stay for a month or so with good friends to rest and repair— body, soul, and RV. We will sorely miss the 130 or so animals that we tended, especially our favorite ones, a young swamp wallaby, a New Guinea Singing Dog, and a tropical miniature zebu. Caring for critters can be heartbreaking when we get so attached. We meshed well with all the animals. After our stay in Nebraska we'll be well rested and ready for our next job, in Montana, in April. Life is exciting!
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I did not realize that you were leaving your current job this soon. I know you will be glad to get to some more warm weather. Pray you enjoy your time off. Will be anxious to hear how you are liking the new position.
God bless you!!
I didn't realize you were done so soon, either! Praying for safe travels for you, and a time of rest and renewal with good friends. Life is indeed exciting!
Yikes - how fast did you go in order to keep it safe?
Glad you made it.
Randy and Pam
www.warnerrvnews.blogspot.com
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