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  • Making Pet Doors in Your RV

    The Problem Cats like to be where they want to be. This can be a bit annoying when you want to go into a room and shut the door. They might scratch at the door, rattle the door, or meow at the door. To prevent this problem, we decided to install pet doors where needed.…

  • Sometimes Slides Are No Fun

    Reed Bingham State Park, GA, April 2026 Especially when they are attached to your RV. No, we are not towing a pool with a water slide; we are talking about the expandable living space. Apparently, the motors have a slip mechanism to make sure they do not break anything when the slide is stuck. We…

  • This is a Test of the Emergency Postcard Network

    Reed Bingham State Park, GA, April 2026 I am always on the lookout for good postcards. Oftentimes the problem is no postcards, or they want to charge too much for the card. Sometime the postcard options are not the greatest. In past years, I have mailed some pretty unique items with no issues. For example,…

  • Making Catbeds: Part 1

    Beggs, OK, January 2026 We wanted to get a Christmas Tree cat bed this year, so we could use it as our Christmas tree instead of making one. The Santa Hat cat bed is a bit ragged looking, and it is, well frankly, a bit flaccid. Mrs Claus put in an order for a certain…

  • What the Actual Picnic Table!

    Tulsa RV Ranch, OK, December 2025 No, this is not a substitute swear word. With the weather changing, having to setup a workspace, all the appointments, and unexpected emergencies, we were not sure the picnic table would get done before it was too cold to paint. (Other people’s emergencies, not ours.) It should have taken…

  • Picnic Tables, More than Meets the Eye

    Tulsa RV Ranch, OK, December 2025 At our current location, our site does not have a place to sit or a picnic table. We are allowed to provide our own, but we have not had time to address this in previous years. While planning our stay, John decided we are going to solve some of…

  • Making Your RV Cat Safe

    Cats are curious. Cats climb. Cats explore. Cats hide. RVs are not designed for cats. Introduction It should surprise no one, but RVs frequently have superficial and incomplete decor. Manufacturers want to keep the feature count up and the cost/weight down. As travel trailers get smaller and cheaper, the number of cat safety issues seem…