The weekly visit to Walmart yields another thought. I don't know if this is going on in the rest of the country but down in the south you can't go to a Walmart without seeing at least five or six RVs parked in the parking lot. I'm not talking about some clunkers I'm Talking about those high dollar 200,000.00 to 500,000.00 RVs. They park around the edges of the parking lot and stay at least for the night.
Why would people who could afford these kind of RVs be in them anyway? If they like camping then Walmart isn't exactly the great outdoors. For what they spend on the RV, gas, Maintenance and supplies they could travel anywhere in the world first class. Most Camp grounds have cabins you can rent.
Them being at Walmart doesn't bother me at all I just don't understand why people would spend that kind of money to sit at Walmart, hell I can do that in my car. Its true that they have their supplies with them but if I need something, well hell, Walmart's right there.
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I had to read this outloud to James and Cameron. It was laugh-out-loud-funny!!
Har har har.
Its funny because its true :) It also could have been the wine you were drinking
LoL
We weren't drinking wine, just watching people gettin' hit in the head with it.
Wine is definitely not up my alley.
*grin*
I really like that you have photographic illustrations to go with your posts!!
What stands out about this post is that the parking lot is not full-to-bursting. I live in San Diego and you have to stalk people who are leaving and match wits (and caliber) with other stalkers to get a parking space at Wal-Mart on a Sunday. On ANY day, for that matter!!
We have so many Walmarts if one is full we just drive to the next one.
I can't fight for parking, I'm too nice. I hate it.
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