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12 minutes ago, wayne77590 said:Crack a front window just a little and it should help. Only need a 1/4 inch or so.
I'll give that a try. Hopefully won't need heat anymore, but you never know around here.
We had snow on Friday!
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We had to turn our heat on in the MH this weekend at the cape. When I raised the night shade in the a.m. the windshield was soaked on the inside.
Any tricks on how not to get condensate?
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57 minutes ago, wildebill308 said:When are you starting on the slab?
Bill
Using the driveway now, not sure on pouring a slab yet. The box was a freebie.
David
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Just scored this to put in at the Cape house.
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Or sing "Pop a top again"
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Margarita's, Vino, shots, beer, etc. Like flipping a coin, but only mix beer and shots.🤪
I'll like to try that Sangria Margarite, looking up recipe.....
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We just purchased one of these to put in the new kitchen......Maybe get another for the MH.
It will hold a day's worth of bottles.🥴
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21 hours ago, wildebill308 said:Wicked Fun is being in you campsite on Lake Buchanan reading about people in The North East just geting to de winterize and hoping it doesn't get over 80 today.
Bill
Wine glass in hand?
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Such a nice feeling when you live in the North East and you get to de winterize, plus it's easy.
Have the MH parked in the driveway at the Cape while the house gets nuked.
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Rv Armor and flushing the toilet..........
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Beer? Wouldn't that be a lot of foam after a road trip?
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Imma into day 10 of quitting smoking. Everything is a PIA.
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ThreeOne easy step to joining an FMCA chapter: Go right to step 4-
Find a chapter that interests you using the Chapter Search
and request information from the group.NO WAY TO REQUEST INFO FOR CAPE CODDERS -
Check the Association Calendar for dates, times and locations of upcoming chapter rallies, and then visit a chapter of interest to you. Most FMCA chapter rallies are open to all members.NOTHING LISTED -
Contact FMCA's Chapter Services department by e-mailing chapters@fmca.com or calling (800) 543-3622 to learn more.DID THIS BEFORE NO REPLY - Start your own chapter even if you are the only member.
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Find a chapter that interests you using the Chapter Search
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We "were" scheduled in April on Carnivals new Mardi Gras. Guess it will be old by the time we get the chance again.
We are going to wait until next year to book.
Looks like the only cruising will be in the bay.
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We kind of expected it and it happened, this years cruise got canceled. That's 2 in a row.
We got $600 on board credit last year and another offer for another $600.
We decided to get the 100% refund this time and spend it else where.
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On 12/23/2020 at 6:02 AM, manholt said:DB, my wife's Grandmother was from Assuncao, Vila Do Porto Santa Maria...Julia Lima! Linda does a lot of research in the old Archives, problem is, she has trouble with the "Old Script." Julia's sister was the mother of Tony Lima (PGA Golf)! Linda has traced her Mothers side (Lima to 1665 Velho family), Julia married a Mello from Graciosa.
Sure would be nice if your DW and my DW could get together!
My wife, Lucia, is from Santo Espírito, Santa Maria. She was born and raised there. You never know maybe the queens are related somehow.
Let me know if you ever head this way. We know of some good Portuguese markets, bakeries and restaurants in Fall River. We stay stocked with all those goodies.
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4 hours ago, hermanmullins said:D, can you explain the reason or traditions of your wife. Just wondering. (Hopefully no offence)
Thanks, Herman
She was raised in Santa Maria Acores, almost all of there food came from the ocean. They know how to eat and cook it in everyway possible.
I don't eat the heads though but have fried up dozens. When she is done you can't tell that was 1/2 a fish...lol. Most all in her family can separate the bones
in their mouth and spit them out later, then bring the shellfish into it and you need wet weather gear.
btw....I have cabin fever bad.
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Funny thins is that I cannot bring home fish without a heads, wife is Portuguese, or it will be mine in the frying panela.
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Imma going to do the "Tog and Hog" this weekend. A Buzzards Bay saying.
Tautog and Quahogs. Tautog feeds thru the winter and eats mostly crab so it is an excellent tasting fish.
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1 peck or basket is the limit. Need to gauge them also. Our "hogs" never make it to the stuffin stage.
Wife is always smashing them together to open almost as fast as imma diggin.
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https://www.savebuzzardsbay.org/news/how-to-dig-for-quahogs-in-buzzards-bay/
If you need to know what quahogging is.
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3 hours ago, manholt said:You had to scramble, hope your personal belongings and furniture is stored close to you!
I wish you and your family, a wonderful and healthy Christmas! 🎅
Big time scramble. Talk about anxiety to the max Everything is in storage.
The cape has a fold out table, plastic chairs and a blow up mattress also a Christmas tree set up that was left in the shed.
The queen and I will be hiding out there for the holidays. I even got all the equipment to go quahogging and stay dry and warm.
Christmas blessings to all.
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We sold the main house in NH about a month ago. Big score on that one. The MH and the boat are at the cape.
We put a ridiculous price on it and got full price offer in a week, closed 3 weeks later. Ching ching!
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I have a question. The contractor working on our cape house just purchased an older MH
that was well cared for and they are going to do the entire interior. They had mentioned
putting in some ceramic tile floors. I don't recall ever seeing a MH with that type of flooring.
Thoughts?
David