I have the registration and some information from the previous owner. It was stuck in the envelope with all the warranty info and product instructions. (I'm going to call him and see if I can find out the history of The Palms.) His registration says the date is August 2006, but maybe that was when the Ford was built. Then at the end of the year the "house" was added and it was sold as a 2007.
I haven't gotten my registration yet, I imagine that might tell me something.
I'm having a giant artichoke for dinner - dipped in Best Foods mayonnaise. I love that mayonnaise! I'll dip almost anything in it, vegetables, sliced apples, bananas, there's so much you can do with mayonnaise. Slather it on salmon filets and bake. Yum. I'm trying to limit myself now, though. I know it isn't healthy, but with an artichoke, there's nothing else for me. : )
I Love Artichokes!
I think I blogged about this before - when I was in high school, I'd get my allowance and walk down the hill to the grocery store, buy an artichoke, walk back up the hill, boil it and eat it hot. It was my favorite food for years.
From Me and My Dog, Katie - have a nice Tuesday evening, everyone! : )
P.S. The artichoke was DELICIOUS! And now I'm going to do some sorting and packing.
interesting dinner you had!??..we eat artichokes but with chicken, and mushrooms..don't know if I could eat it like you do??
ReplyDeleteI like the marinated artichokes in salads (or just to eat out of the jar, and also in things like spinach-artichoke dip. I only cooked one once and thought it was terrible, but then I probably didn't cook it right or use any dipping sauce.
ReplyDeleteWhen I was a young lad our babysitter would make artichokes and make us eat them with mayonaise. Oh how I hated them and vowed I would never eat another leaf again. Enjoy.
ReplyDeleteOur first RV, a class C, was a '95 chassis and a '96 RV. I'm guessing that that's kind of common for class C's since the truck portion is built by the truck manufacturer and then the RV is built.
ReplyDeleteOh yum! It is hard to get the nice big artichokes here in the east. Being from the area of CA that grows them, I miss having them! French fried artichokes in Castroville are the best!!
ReplyDeleteI was raised on Miracle Whip but always have a jar of Best Foods Mayonnaise on hand for artichokes! I add a squeeze of fresh lemon juice for the dipping sauce.
ReplyDeleteInteresting about the year of the "Palms". I'll have to check that out; maybe Dod is a 1980 and not a 1979. A whole decade newer!
Our 2005 Class B Gulf Stream Vista Cruiser is built on a 2004 chassis. There has been discussion on the RV.NET forum from time to time about manufacturers building rvs on the previous year chassis. Good luck in your RV adventures!
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