On a big adventure to Alaska.
In July I had an interesting RV pull into the park. As I was driving by it in my golf cart I happened to see writing all over it. Josh was the owner of the RV. He came down for water and I asked him about all of the writing. It seems he has earned a full scholarship to a college in Anchorage, Alaska and that is where he is headed with his girlfriend Amy. He was from Wisconsin and when he found out about the scholarship he decided to purchase an RV and see the country on the way up there.
A signature RV
All his friends had signed his RV wishing him well in Alaska.
Josh was very excited about his adventure thus far. I believe his father was going to meet him in Washington and Amy was going to return home. Then he and his father were going to travel up to Anchorage. He even let me sign his RV.
Here is a pic of Josh and Amy.
Prior to their leaving I had remembered a ski jump suit I had received from my good friend Randy. He had bought a new suit and gave it to me. It was a very expensive jump suit. I have already dispensed of all my ski equipment except for that jump suit. Randy didn’t want it back and told me to sell it on Ebay. I have been carrying it in my overhead for some time now and rather then sell it I decided to give it to Josh where he could make good use of it during the long Alaska winters on the ski slopes. He was very excited and thankful.
Good Luck Josh on your new adventure !!!
That is very cool. You are meeting some wonderful folks during your time as a workamper.
Very cool about the jumpsuit, Jim. A gift like that means so much to the recipient, and you will feel good forever for having done it. Talk about your win-win situation! ;->
You have a heart of gold, Jim!
Im in Dupont ,Wa., a couple of days ago I was driving with my granddaughter on I-5 and saw a motorhome with writing all over it, my granddaughter commented that that was so cool !!! I wonder if it was the same one ???
Nice re-gifting 😉 I’d love to have your job too…
What a great experience this young man is having. He’ll have those memories forever. And your generosity will always be a part of those memories.
You have certainly met some interesting people during your stay at Ochoco. I guess there was a reason you held onto that jumpsuit!! It’s always nice when you can pass something along to someone who can really use it.
Hey Jim, Very generous. Glad you are enjoying yourself!
My thoughts also- anything that you have and is no longer being used by you then pass it along to someone who would love to have it!!!