Comments for Fulltime Families http://fulltimefamilies.com Members Savings Program for Families who full time RV Fri, 17 Feb 2012 20:32:52 -0500 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on Group Writing Projects by Group Writing Project – Overcoming Challenges – February 2012 http://fulltimefamilies.com/group-writing-projects/#comment-7857 Group Writing Project – Overcoming Challenges – February 2012 Fri, 17 Feb 2012 20:32:52 +0000 http://fulltimefamilies.com/?page_id=3504#comment-7857 [...] Group Writing Projects [...] [...] Group Writing Projects [...]

]]> Comment on You Get What You Deserve by Fulltime Families http://fulltimefamilies.com/editors-choice/february-group-writing-project-overcoming-challenges/#comment-7856 Fulltime Families Fri, 17 Feb 2012 20:31:54 +0000 http://fulltimefamilies.com/?p=3774#comment-7856 [...] Kimberly Travaglino examines the theory of deserving happiness in: You Get What You Deserve. [...] [...] Kimberly Travaglino examines the theory of deserving happiness in: You Get What You Deserve. [...]

]]> Comment on Group Writing Projects by InternetG33k http://fulltimefamilies.com/group-writing-projects/#comment-7853 InternetG33k Wed, 15 Feb 2012 21:47:39 +0000 http://fulltimefamilies.com/?page_id=3504#comment-7853 Such a cool idea! When do you think you'll have a topic set for March? Such a cool idea! When do you think you’ll have a topic set for March?

]]> Comment on Have Gun, Will Travel by ToBNamedL8r http://fulltimefamilies.com/featured-1/have-gun-will-travel/#comment-7851 ToBNamedL8r Wed, 15 Feb 2012 01:57:12 +0000 http://fulltimefamilies.com/?p=3745#comment-7851 Since this article was written, the state of Wisconsin has passed their concealed carry law and they recognize concealed carry permits issued by any state. They are now considering a constitutional carry law similar to Alaska, Arizona and Vermont. Additionally the state of Arizona concealed Carry permit is now surpassing Utah's because it is recognized by two more states than Utah's. If anyone has additional questions or comments, I would be pleased to respond. Kent Since this article was written, the state of Wisconsin has passed their concealed carry law and they recognize concealed carry permits issued by any state. They are now considering a constitutional carry law similar to Alaska, Arizona and Vermont.

Additionally the state of Arizona concealed Carry permit is now surpassing Utah’s because it is recognized by two more states than Utah’s.

If anyone has additional questions or comments, I would be pleased to respond.

Kent

]]> Comment on Part 2: A Slap in the Face at the Slabs by Part 4: Wrong Turns that lead to the Right People http://fulltimefamilies.com/editors-choice/part-2-a-slap-in-the-face-at-the-slabs/#comment-7839 Part 4: Wrong Turns that lead to the Right People Sat, 11 Feb 2012 01:36:56 +0000 http://fulltimefamilies.com/?p=3694#comment-7839 [...] Part 2 – A Slap in the face at the Slabs [...] [...] Part 2 – A Slap in the face at the Slabs [...]

]]> Comment on Part 1: Salvation Mountain by Wrong Turns that lead to the Right People http://fulltimefamilies.com/editors-choice/part-1-salvation-mountain/#comment-7823 Wrong Turns that lead to the Right People Thu, 09 Feb 2012 20:21:17 +0000 http://fulltimefamilies.com/?p=3704#comment-7823 [...] turned me around, both physically and philosophically.  I can now see that, that wrong turn in the beginning was foreshadowing for our visit [...] [...] turned me around, both physically and philosophically.  I can now see that, that wrong turn in the beginning was foreshadowing for our visit [...]

]]> Comment on by kimadmin http://fulltimefamilies.com/rv-kids/3680/#comment-7822 kimadmin Thu, 09 Feb 2012 19:41:39 +0000 http://fulltimefamilies.com/?p=3680#comment-7822 We'll just have to do it again! We’ll just have to do it again!

]]> Comment on Part 2: A Slap in the Face at the Slabs by kimadmin http://fulltimefamilies.com/editors-choice/part-2-a-slap-in-the-face-at-the-slabs/#comment-7821 kimadmin Thu, 09 Feb 2012 19:41:13 +0000 http://fulltimefamilies.com/?p=3694#comment-7821 I love this! Thanks for sharing! I love this! Thanks for sharing!

]]> Comment on Part 2: A Slap in the Face at the Slabs by DaleyTravels http://fulltimefamilies.com/editors-choice/part-2-a-slap-in-the-face-at-the-slabs/#comment-7804 DaleyTravels Wed, 08 Feb 2012 16:29:29 +0000 http://fulltimefamilies.com/?p=3694#comment-7804 We always stumble on the question of where are we from, as well. Both my wife,Pam, and I moved alot as we were being raised, as well as in our lives prior to moving onto the road, so we'd be stumped without the complication of living full time in the RV. But I like your observation, what are they really asking? On one level I think they are looking for some commonality, some connection they can find to feel they can trust you. As in, "Oh, I have a cousin, three times removed that lives there, do you know,....". On a darker level, I think there are some cultural remnants that cause people to seek out whether you are friend or foe. From generations ago we still want to know if they are a Yankee, or a Rebel. A Hatfield, or McCoy, a sheep herder, or a cattleman. Then again, sometimes it's really only a matter of small talk, and if you launch into a long, detailed answer you'll see their eyes glaze over and start to snore. I hate it when that happens. We always stumble on the question of where are we from, as well. Both my wife,Pam, and I moved alot as we were being raised, as well as in our lives prior to moving onto the road, so we’d be stumped without the complication of living full time in the RV. But I like your observation, what are they really asking? On one level I think they are looking for some commonality, some connection they can find to feel they can trust you. As in, “Oh, I have a cousin, three times removed that lives there, do you know,….”. On a darker level, I think there are some cultural remnants that cause people to seek out whether you are friend or foe. From generations ago we still want to know if they are a Yankee, or a Rebel. A Hatfield, or McCoy, a sheep herder, or a cattleman. Then again, sometimes it’s really only a matter of small talk, and if you launch into a long, detailed answer you’ll see their eyes glaze over and start to snore. I hate it when that happens.

]]> Comment on Part 1: Salvation Mountain by Part 2: A Slap in the Face at the Slabs http://fulltimefamilies.com/editors-choice/part-1-salvation-mountain/#comment-7794 Part 2: A Slap in the Face at the Slabs Tue, 07 Feb 2012 15:57:27 +0000 http://fulltimefamilies.com/?p=3704#comment-7794 [...] (aka Renee Seeley’s parents)) circled the wagons in the shadow of Salvation Mountain, toured Leonard Knight’s folk art monument, cooked dinner, and headed to [...] [...] (aka Renee Seeley’s parents)) circled the wagons in the shadow of Salvation Mountain, toured Leonard Knight’s folk art monument, cooked dinner, and headed to [...]

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