Fixing or building things.
In January 2024, I shared that I had the above image printed on canvas in a custom large size of 60″x34″. At that time, the printer did not offer any framing options for custom large prints, and even if they had, I likely would not have been able to afford it. While we liked and…
I use to believe (or perhaps hoped) there would come a day when I would know all there was to know about myself and with that full insight I’d have a clear path mapped out for the future. Now as I reach my mid-sixties I realize how wrong I was to believe that nonsense.
Staying at a campsite for several weeks provides time to do some fixes, upgrades and general improvements.
Now that we’ve lived in the Vilano coach for a while, I’ve identified a couple of small things to improve upon or change up to fit our personal wishes. Luckily sitting parked here in Texas for a month has provided both the weather and time to get things done.
Today I spent the afternoon adding unobtrusive underskirt LED lighting on the Vilano — timer or remote controlled.
While at Sikeston, MO, I checked the water heater anode rod in our 5th Wheel RV. A sacrificial anode rod is a rod made of Magnesium, Aluminum or a combination of Aluminum, Zinc and Tin which in simple terms diverts corrosive action away from the tank walls and onto itself. As the name sacrificial indicates, the anode rod will slowly corrode away by chemical reaction as it protects the rest of the tank.