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Showing posts with label rv budget. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rv budget. Show all posts

Thursday, May 9, 2013

Paul Bunyan Yums

Paul Bunyan in Hayden was on my "Have to go to List". When you think of Paul Bunyan you think HUGE. Just the iceT I am afraid.

The burger at hand is a double bacon burger. Very good, I must confess. However did not fill me. The price was beyond doable...

Me:
Double Bacon Burger $2.12
Small Huckleberry Shake $3.29

Evielynne:
Bacon cheese burger (she did not eat the bread) $1.99
IceT $1.89

Total $9.85 and we are VERY happy with the total cost. Nice place if your on a tight budget - however did not find the little girl behind the counter overly nice by far. Bad day perhaps, but I am still a customer no matter what.


Over all a fun visit!! Can't wait to check out a new hot spot for lunch...
 
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Wednesday, May 8, 2013

Dream a New Dream Blog

Is it time to dream a new dream? This past year has been a tough one for a lot of Americans. Houses under water, millions out of work – and those still fortunate to have jobs are now doing the workload of three or four employees. You’ve got a mortgage, car payments, taxes and credit card debt up the wazoo! Is this working for you? Maybe it’s time to dream a new dream? A dream of freedom, a dream of free time, of quality time spent with the ones you love. A dream of adventure, discovery, exploration. Can you imagine a location independent lifestyle? The opportunity to go where you want, when you want? Sounds too good to be true I know, but right now there are thousands of families on the highways and byways living as full time rvers. Yes, families! With kids! Lots of kids! Little kids, big kids, medium kids! These families are not beholden to school schedules and don’t spend a minute in rush hour traffic. They aren’t counting the days to retirement and they definitely don’t feel like they’re missing their kid’s childhood. They are no different then your family, with the exception of one thing – they dreamed a new dream for their family and made it come true. Kimberly Travaglino has written a book to help you do the same. “How to Hit the Road” is a highly actionable step-by-step guide to getting your life off hold and on the road. All the tools you need to make full time travel a reality for your family are expertly organized and detailed. Each chapter is busting with the action items, true stories, and insider information that can save you thousands of dollars and months of valuable time. This Christmas, give your family the gift of a new dream and get the one book that can show you how to make it a reality. This Christmas, learn “How to Hit the Road” ! P.S. If you use one of these links to buy it, I get a percentage of the sale.

Tuesday, May 7, 2013

RV Summer Reading

My wife GOBBLES up books. She can read 3 books to my 1. And this summer is the most we've both read in years. We've been that busy, but this summer have set aside some major reading time. Nothing is more special to me, then sitting next to my wife, with each a book in our hands. I so kid you not. The picture is one weeks worth of books. I think since April 1st, I've read about 6 books and Evielynne easy over 20+ and the CDA Library and the Plummer Library will back us up on this. We buy our soft covers for .50 each and if we both read, they we split the cost and save more.

Why do we purchase from the library. Well, it's a form of helping the local area out. The money is used for different project that the library supports/puts on. Put hey, if you have a book you want to send our way (I'd be happy to do a review on it) then mail it to:

Mountain Man George Reviews
Jorge Sanchez
PO Box 411
Worley, Id 83876
 
 
 
 
 
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Saturday, May 4, 2013

Skippers

In CDA and kicking back and having fun. With all sorts of fun going on, we must eat. Today, we got brave and tried out Skippers  http://skippers.com/ for the first time ever. Now the one thing, our readers must understand is that we are major seafood SNOBS. It passes but not by far. The soup taste like, bread crumbs but its not super terrible. The fish special is small, and I even ordered the big batch. I will say, the service was GREAT. The cook and the little lady who took our order - super nice.
 
 
 
 
Fish Sandwich/soup - chowder (my wife did not eat the bread - weight thing)
3 Beer Batter Fish/Fries
Water
$14.50 (we stayed under $20) - Budget friendly for sure here
 
 
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