honeask wrote:We are now going to be a teardrop owner. Happy, happy, happy! Should be ready by the end of August. That trip to Ft. Worth to pick it up will be great!
honeask wrote:We are now going to be a teardrop owner. Happy, happy, happy! Should be ready by the end of August. That trip to Ft. Worth to pick it up will be great!
honeask wrote:I know this is just between us ladies (yeah right!) and I need to know something. Was a teardrop/tiny trailer your idea or was it your mate's idea to get a teardrop/tiny trailer? Did you both come to a mutual agreement from the beginning or did one of you have to show the other the light? My husband is not jumping on my bandwagon and it's getting to me. If you were the one that talked them into trying the teardrop, how did you do it? I would like to do this before I forget why I wanted it. Thanks for any guidance in advance.
Becky wrote:honeask wrote:I know this is just between us ladies (yeah right!) and I need to know something. Was a teardrop/tiny trailer your idea or was it your mate's idea to get a teardrop/tiny trailer? Did you both come to a mutual agreement from the beginning or did one of you have to show the other the light? My husband is not jumping on my bandwagon and it's getting to me. If you were the one that talked them into trying the teardrop, how did you do it? I would like to do this before I forget why I wanted it. Thanks for any guidance in advance.
EDIT: I just noticed you had already gotten your teardrop.... but I'll leave the story anyway if that's okay.
It was my idea. I told him I'd even build it by myself (which of course he would never be able to let me do, as he always has to get in on the action of whatever is going on). He liked them from the beginning, and told me from the outset I could go ahead and build one, but I noticed he kept looking at bigger trailers (like canned hams) and I could tell he wasn't quite sure about them size-wise. Then one day he found a canned ham on Craigslist and asked if I would go look with him. It was a 3 hour drive away, in the hills of western Maryland. I was praying the whole way that he wouldn't like it.
Just as we got off the exit where the trailer was we had a problem with the brakes on our Jeep. (Not going to be towing anything home with bad brakes.) Then the canned ham was a wreck. (Not going to be going all the way back out there for THAT.) Then on the way home we ran out of gas (just to make the point).
So..... we are almost home and he asks what I was praying for. (He can always tell when I'm praying. He said he already knew but wanted to hear me tell him.) I told him I was just hoping he wouldn't like the canned ham because I really wanted to build the teardrop. He told me to build it and stop praying for his car to break down. That was that. I haven't seen him looking at any other trailers since and we're building a teardrop.
Becky
CAJUN LADY wrote:Jacquie,
Congratulations on your new Silver Shadow! I know you must be so excited! But we need pictures, pictures and more pictures! Please.
I've got chili pepper lights that I hang around the tongue of my camper so I don't hear screams and bad words coming out of my mouth....or other campers mouths.
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