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> > Julie Bove wrote:
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> >>"Gary" > wrote in message
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> >>> Julie Bove wrote:
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> >>>>"Sqwertz" > wrote in message
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> >>>>> On Sun, 10 Feb 2019 17:15:15 -0800, Julie Bove wrote:
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> >>>>>> He took a bowl, put cubes of Swiss cheese in it, cottage
> cheese, >>some >>>> guacamole, added some soup. Topped that with some
> salad >>that was asst. >>>> vegetables with olives, Feta cheese and
> pecans. >>Added a goodly drizzle >> of >>>> honey on top. There may
> have been >>more things he added that I left out >>>> but I
> >>>>>> hadn't eaten yet. I didn't want to lose my appetite and had to
> >>keep >>>> looking
> >>>>>> away. Does that sound like a foodie to you?
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> >>>>> It sounds like somebody using up everything you buy while he
> can. >>>>> It sound like he feels right at home.
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> >>>>> =-sw
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> >>> > He should feel right at home. He LIVES here!
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> >>> Probably inside now? You have snow and your back house has no
> >>> heat or plumbing. I remember. So if he lives in your house or
> >>> property, is he paying some kind of rent? He should be.
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> >> It has heat. Just no way to get water from there. I was told we
> >> could put a hose type faucet there but it's too far from the main
> >> line to get the water back out. And no, he doesn't pay rent. He can
> >> stay in that building but I can't legally rent it. Why is everyone
> >> here all up in my business?
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> > There's some very innovative solutions used with RV's that he might
> > have added for basic plumbing. Even small 5gallon electric hot
> > water heaters that aren't very expensive and can handle a small tub
> > type bath (some run off liquid propane bottles and you just fill
> > with water then turn it on). I was looking at some of them for a
> > camper friend of mine.
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> > Yes, we use something similar with ours.
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> > Works very well!
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> Yup! My friends did end up ordering one I suggested and are awaiting
> arrival. It wasn't too much money at all and is easy for them to take
> with them. I think 200$ is a decent price. Anyways, these would be
> things he'd add (then take with him when he moves). Has a sort of
> spigot so if you have a hose to attach, it will pump out hot water at
> the same rate as fed in (LP bottle).
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> They plan to add an attachment they can hang it from, to the top back
> of the RV so it can be used with an 'out door shower' they put
> together with PVC pipe. They already had the out door shower but said
> heating some water from RV power (their level of it) was a PITA.
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> BTW, it's a really basic 'RV' so no, doesn't have a shower inside.
> What they describe of the toilet is basically clumping cat litter
> (grin). They enjoy driving off on long weekends and don't need much.
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> It interesed me to look up some possible things they might find useful
> in the small space. Made my wandering foot happy to consider getting
> something like that going.
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> Oh I think you would enjoy) Ours has a shower inside and guess
> what??? I have my kitchen lol It is supposed to be a bedroom but
> ... heck you know me)))

Yeah, I saw a cute rental that might be fun. I liked the type where it
has it's own truck and isn't much more than a 2 person thing. I can
work with a cube fridge and 1 burner. Off looking at some of the
mini-showers.
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Good luck) We keep ours on a farm in Yorkshire and we go down whenever we
want Back in the day we used to travel with it, but these days we are
more then happy on the farm

btw our shower is in the same tiny (room?) with the toilet. We just have to
shut a door to close off the toilet itself and the shower is on the wall.

Do let me know what you find and if it is good for you)

O