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Cat / Bryan,

Good luck with the travel this year and all the best to for your upcoming wedding.

We’ll see you on the road soon…

Cheers!

Love reading your blog. Glad you are posting again. Congratulations on your marriage. I haven’t met you, but have been reading your blog since seeing your posts on Rv.Net.

Love reading your Blog also, its always interesting and entertaining!!! We havent met yet, but do enjoy seeing all your pics, cant wait to see your wedding pictures.
Maybe our paths will cross somewhere down the road at a campground somewhere.
Congratulations on ya’ll’s wedding.

Pam

Congrats! We’re glad that you are back to blogging after that long hiatus. We haven’t met, but my wife and I have followed your adventures since the start of your blog. We love the Escalade and may purchase one when we F/T in the next year or so. From Sunny Tampa Bay Florida!

Great looking web site Cat. Awesome travel log too. I saw your posts on RV.net when you two first took off. Great to see your out there having fun and taking it all in.
Drop us a email if you ever get out toward California.
Have Fun!!!!!!!!
Joe & Kobi A.
Huntington Beach Ca.

Hey Cat-

It’s Jeanne, the Nurse in Melbourne and Merritt Island. Hope you are doing well since we last spoke! Really like your blog. Mr. Escalade is a beauty. You certainly travel in style. You look great in all your pics. Hope your travels are safe and I look forward to seeing you again when you are in Cocoa Beach!

Happy RVing!

just saying hi.. I’ve been enjoying your blog. I’ve added your rss feed to my feed reader. I hope you guys continue to have grand adventures.
–
Dale

Hi,
I am 26 years old, Umass graduate and have been full-time rving for almost 3 years. I can’t tell you how much I love it and how flexible it has made me to move. I live in Florida near the Gulf right now (and do love it), but can always move if I find somewhere better, lol. I also live with my 2 Poodles and Rat Terrier which are the best company! I think your choice of KZ was the best you could make for a RV. I learned the hard way by buying too small, but recently purchased a 40ft. 4 slide Open Road by Pilgrim with everything from corian counters, Cherry cabinets, 3 flat screens, full residential stainless steel fridge, to a separate bath with full size washer. I was a builder for many years and constructed million dollar homes, but nothing beats having a 5th wheel to live in. Now some questions:
1. You host websites, so how do you keep the connection when you’re traveling?
2. How do you keep everything from moving around when you travel i.e. monitors, computers, and all your loose ends?
3. how long (if forever) do you plan on living in your RV, if forever do you have a planned time line to replace it?
4. I spend hours after a trip washing the exterior and getting it back to new, what do you do or do you hire out for that?
5. What do you tell people when they ask why you live in an RV? Because I get funny looks, even when I tell them it’s my choice and my rv cost more then some of their home, lol.
I really appreciate you great website and it is nice to know there are other very attractive people living the life of an RVer!

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Hello, it has been awhile since i visited You. Hope all is well. Two RVs now, wow that is luxury!!!
rod