Ran across one on our last trip. It’s like brother David had.
They’ve got a cool feature. They don’t need a separate bedroom. When you’re ready to settle down for the evening, the bed drops down from the ceiling of the living room!
Clever engineering. I didn’t look inside this one, but this is how it works.
The microfiber cloth on a stick to dry the windshield and leave no spots or streaks after I scrub the bugs off.
We found it at the flea market in Mesa before we left Arizona.
It works great. In the vertical position like this, it wraps right around the curved glass on the edges. It has just the right amount of absorbance to finish off the windshield job, as long as I squeegee the flatter parts of the windshield and get most of the water off first.
Now I don’t have to invent it!
See this Dasani bottle?
If a person buys this in California, they have to pay a deposit on it.
We bought it in Arizona free and clear. If we save up all the Dasani bottles we didn’t buy in California, we can take them there where they will refund the five cents each that we didn’t pay to begin with. Free money for life!
Brilliant!?
But by the time I went to see it, it was gone for the summer. Now though, there on the top of the irrigation standpipe.
It’s a lump. It’s a bump. It’s a burrowing owl!
Year bird!
