Posted by girlie on December 12, 2010
Whenever I see those RVs in movies, I wonder what it is like to live in one. Does it feel like you are in a normal house? Do you get to decorate it as if it was a house? Is is big enough for the family? These are just but a few questions I have in mind. I don’t know anybody living in RV but I wish I did. I want to experience living in one even just for a week. Does it mean that you move a lot when you live in a RV? How about rv repairs? Does it even require a lot of maintenance? I think I ought to read more on this so that some of my questions will be answered. Is there a movie about it? If yes, can you share with me the title so I can probably watch it and learn from there.
Posted by girlie on July 29, 2010
There are not many RVs I see around, those few are owned by people in showbiz. They don’t really live there but they make it their temporary home whenever they are on location. I wonder if they get the same 5th wheel warranty that is offered in the US. Surprisingly there are still a lot of RV owners in the US I heard. Sometimes I do wonder how it is to live in that. Is it as comfortable as living in a house? I guess it is. Looking at the inside/interior of a RV is like looking at the inside/interior of a house, not much difference though. There’s one advantage that I like too, moving to another place is not a hassle at all since you just drive to the new location. There is no need to pack and stuff.
Posted by girlie on October 22, 2009
Is it really a must to be signing up with towing service? If you ask me, my answer to that will be a yes. It may seem unnecessary to some as they don’t see the need yet. But when the time comes that they would need one, all they can do is sigh followed by “I should have signed up.” So people with RVs, I think it’s a must for you to sign up for rv towing service. It’s going to be hard on your part if you don’t. It’s just practical since you’d really be needing towing service when your RVs break down.
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