sumerduck8
Virginia
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I'm so happy that I enjoy each and every place and people I visit during my fulltime's adventures. Your friend Houston
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whimstock
North Texas
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Calpine wrote:I find if I keep occupied with normal events such things don't bother me.
Excellent comment. 
We don't full time, but we have traveled and camped a lot. I can't remember coming across anyone who annoyed me enough to complain or converse with a fellow camper about something we didn't like. We have stayed up to a week at a time in one place, all types.
My thought is that a positive outlook and a sense of humor go a long way, and that we generally get what we expect from life.
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Ozarkwoods
Bolivar, MO
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I came on here this morning after taking my dog for a walk to vent also but see you have taken my thoughts and wrote them down already. We will never change these people. They will always be self centered and inconsiderate to others around them. It's like the people that litter. Throw things out their window or use a remote area to dump their tires batteries and what ever else they have that will cost them a few bucks to discard properly. There will always be people that will not pick up after their pets, or let them out in the morning unattended at 6:00am to bark at everyone walking by. RUDE and like Ron White says "Can't Fix Stupid".
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rockhillmanor
On the Road
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CatandJim wrote:If people & their habits are getting on your nerves already and you just started fulltiming (right?) I am thinking it will be a LONG journey.....
Nope, and really I'm not unnearved about it. I just was sort of shocked that it 'does' go on and can 'now' understand some of the complaints I have read about on the forum. I did not say anything to any of them. If they're doin it they think it's ok so why bother?
My choices of where I will stay on the road, is NOT the type of place I am in!!
It was just convenient and basically the only CG that was close for the installations on the MH I wanted to have done before heading out.
And actually in all fairness this park is 80% weekend seasonal park models and 20% of the park is reserved for RV's. As I walk around I'm finding out most of the offenders are the weekend seasonals in the park models.
The valley where the RV's are in are a great bunch of folks. When I returned with the toad and couldn't get it off everyone came down to help!
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We must be willing to get rid of the life we've planned,
so as to have the life that is waiting for us.
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fchammer1
AR, FL, PA & points in between
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Keep a small video camera handy and "film" their actions. Get right up front and personal. Ask for their names and then tell them that you are filming a documentary about inconsiderate campers/dog owners.
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paulonius
Athens, GA
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Stupid is as stupid does.
The good thing is that my neighbors back home are really good folks. MOST of the neighbors in RV parks are good folks. RV parks that choose to disallow campers with pets might find themselves struggling for customers, but then they might also be meeting a demand out there. There might be a demand for adults only parks too. There are certainly parks out there that demand a certain "appearance" of your rig. But for now, I have to go where pets are allowed and hope others pets, or my own, are not too big a hassle.
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Fully retired and no desire to go back.
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