Isn’t it true that sometimes the littlest things that annoy
us become a big deal? Well, there is the issue of not being able to get into
the bathroom without some acrobatic workout when the slide is in. At least Benno is forced to some kind of
exercise to do so. I, on the other hand, slip off my shoes, make myself as
skinny as possible and barely squeeze through. Perhaps we should consider using
the emergency exit window to use it as an emergency entry and jumping through it in a terrible rush while having stopped by the roadside for an emergency use of the
camper's bathroom.
But hold on, there is a simple solution to our problem. The
side panels on the foldout sofa are just too large. By cutting three inches off on each side
solved this problem and we think it looks much better this way. Why hasn’t
anybody been testing and checking this layout at the Jayco factory?
original side panel before the modification
path through to the bathroom after shortening of panel
when the slide is in
As pet owners of two very adorable little Dachshunds, a close to 9-month-old male named Reggy, and an 8-month-old female named Elsa, life
around the house has become very lively at times. In March of this year these two beautiful Doxie
rascals came into our lives at the tender ages of just 8 and 10 weeks and since
then they have fully grown.
We knew that at any time now our Elsa was to be going into
heat and I examined her every day without noticing any sign. The dogs had been sharing a large portable
kennel to sleep in during the night and about two weeks ago, in the middle of
the night; a commotion in the kennel awakened us. Still a little groggy from
sleep I didn’t realize that Benno had already gotten the ladder down and was quickly climbing into our attic to
bring down the spare, a smaller kennel, meant for only one dog. Reggy, who is
a bit more petit in size than Elsa had to relocate and he didn’t protest when
he was led into his new and temporary home for the night. All was quiet afterward.
In the morning we were very concerned. Is she, or isn’t she? Pregnant, that is. Hoping of course that we weren’t too late in
preventing to have puppies, a solution had to be found. Keeping these two
sweethearts apart during the day is impossible in our house and locking one up
was out of the question. I went to our
local pet “Pet Valu” store where I found the product "Simple Solution". The
package read, “new & improved” washable diaper made out of a soft stretch
fabric, super-absorbent with optional disposable liner pads. What a great
product and idea. These panties didn’t
exist when we had our previous 4 dogs years ago. For the moment we are keeping our options open
if we want to perhaps breed our dogs sometime in the future.
So stay tuned as to what transpires next.
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