Carrie Barton: At home in the RV and in Georgetown

I really enjoyed our stay in Georgetown. It felt like home - not like San Diego, but like home. And speaking of home, despite the frustrating parts of our new RV (parts not working right, etc.), we are loving the freedom it's providing us, and it really is a plush wheeled palace! It's not your old squishy camper! It's really pretty roomy - we got this specific floor plan to maximize as spacious a feel as possible. Overall, it has a very nice look, both inside and out. Bill's job of outfitting it with desk and computers and extra drawer/storage space has worked out perfectly, and with my wall hangings and blankies - and a good layer of dog hair - it truly feels homey and comfy. And lastly, and most importantly, the animals have all become accustomed to the various disturbing RV sounds and motions and have also all discovered their favorite day & night places to hang out and sleep. Well, maybe except for Scratty, who nowadays has trouble during our moves. Most likely cued by the slide-outs being brought back in, Scratty will jump behind the couch and wait out "the storm." She won't come out till we're truly settled down again. Stops for gas or lunch won't bring her out...unless a cat walk is advertised and a leash dangled behind the couch! That will bring her out for a rest stop stroll - after which, she heads straight for the couch again! We're not sure why she developed this moving day fear - she wasn't that way at the beginning.