Even with travel it has now been nearly a week of launching into full time trailer life. Marco the cat an I have actually been RV'ing at the same location now for the last three nights and it is starting to feel like home. Nice!

I'm making small modifications to the trailer and starting to unpack and move some things in.

While visiting my dad he offered to let me use some of his storage to offload any items I didn't need to bring with to California, (AWESOME.) This allowed me to empty half of the truck bed items. Sweet!

Next I purchased a set of short curtains so my bulk and stern windows would match and then my starboard and port side little curtains already match. I converted my bed and couch situation into a permanent C-type section so I don't have to change it every day.

So good to start settling in, albeit for the week.

A funny thing is that I really enjoy this trailer being so small and easy to tow. Here at the RV park, (which is a nice one, not too posh, not trashy at all,) there are huge rigs, smaller rigs, travel trailers and permanent mobile homes. My trailer is definitely the smallest one here but its gotten a couple of sweet comments. I've overheard some cute comments as people walk by and bet if I parked it closer to the sidewalk instead of tucking it in like I did, more folks could see. I tucked it back to where the larger trailer would've gone in order to allow room for my parents to park to come and visit.