Two-Bit Musings.

RVing it Up.

SnapDragon X.

Dude. We bought an RV!

All I Need, 2020.
Original Photo by Snippity Snap. All rights reserved.

And, as I’ve told my Sweet Husband about 49 times, this might just be the coolest thing we’ve ever done.

(And we’ve done a lot of cool shit.)

And now we’ve got a Big-Ass Class A!

It’s cozy. It’s comfy. And it’s a brilliant solution to traveling with an infant during a pandemic! (Because sadly, that is a thing now. Come on, vaccine.)

Also, I feel like a doucher for not sticking to my daily posts. It bothers me more than it probably should.

But just know that if I’m absent from The Blogosphere for a few, it means that I’m strolling with Baby Snap through a State Park, or enjoying the comfort of our own personal loo at 65 mph.

This is dope, yo.

Talk soon, Dear Reader.

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SnapDragon is a weirdo artist who just wants a life-time supply of avocado and cream cheese sushi rolls.

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SnapDragon is a writer, painter, and flawed human being. She enjoys life with her husband, kids, and two crazy cats.

22 thoughts on “RVing it Up.”

  1. How does it ride?

    I’m curious since we rented a RV to move back East and take some of our more important things with us (as opposed to trusting them to the movers). The suspension and handling were worse than a 70 year old school bus. I’m hoping we were the exception to the RV experience, not the rule.

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    1. Was it a Class A? We are brand new to the RV scene, but my husband has done a lot of research. It seems like diesel vs gas is a major component when it comes to comfort. Ours is a 2008 diesel-pusher, on a freight line chassis. While we certainly feel a few bumps along the interstate, overall it’s a very smooth ride. 😎

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      1. No, it was a class c rental with almost 100k on the odometer. Judging from how poorly it rode, I’d wager the shocks had never been changed (or any other maintenance).

        That’s awesome with yours though. Nothing is going to eliminate every bump. A generally smooth ride shouldn’t be too much to ask though. I may have to rethink my “never again” on RVs, lol. 🙂

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      4. Oh I’m sure it was. NOTHING on that RV was maintained. The shocks were bad enough. The CO2 leak was what really set me off

        Still, good to hear from others that ours wasn’t the normal experience

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  2. So excited for your RV. You will be living life in 4D and sharing some amazing thoughts and stories along the way.

    We can wait for your stories while you’re busy doing your life. Stroll, baby, stroll❣️
    ENJOY❤️🤗

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