Greetings from the Eastern Shore!

[KateD]

Hello Everyone! I just wanted to introduce myself. My name is Kate and I live in Dorchester County on the Eastern Shore of Maryland. My boyfriend, Jeremy, and I are making plans to start our first teardrop!! We're so excited. I can guarantee we'll be asking tons of questions so get your thinking caps on!

We also started a blog and will be documenting the whole dang build - along with all the fun, girly decorating bits. Come on over and take a look...

http://tracksofmytear.blogspot.com/

Kate

[Ratkity]

Welcome from a Central Marylander! I'm really in the DC burbs.

I look forward to watching your build. I was too chicken to do that and bought a Little Guy Reverse Teardrop.

Hugs,
Ratkity

[Roly Nelson]

Hi Kate, welcome aboard. We all have different wants and needs for our teardrop sizes and it looks like you know what will make you happy. I checked out your blog, and the profile looks just fine. (same as mine :-) I only have one suggestion, and that is that you give some thought about making the door a bit bigger.

Also not much has been said on this board about the bottom of the door frame. Some builders have installed a board along side of the mattress to hold all of the bedding in place when the door is open. I tired that method, but found when I was sitting on the mattress, the board cut off all of the circulation in my legs......so I lowered the board to a comfortable level. Just my 2 cents. Good luck on your build, and keep taking pics and showing them to us.
Roly

[KateD]

Thanks, Roly. The door is a work in progress. I just drew something in there to finish off the design But having a board to hold everything in is a great idea. I'll keep the pictures flowing! PS - Your teardrop is AMAZING.

Ratkity - we were just in DC on the 4th! I LOVE the Metro Hope you enjoyed the fireworks!

[Steve_Cox]

Hi Kate and Jeremy,

Welcome to the forum. Have fun and please ask questions if you have any. I enjoyed seeing your blog and your dog. Good luck with the build and blog. Jeremy, what makes you so