The Perils of Being Married to James


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I’ve been watching, full of trepidation, as this strange pile of ingredients on our dining room table has slowly grown over the past couple weeks:

Weird Ingredients It Must Be The Fit RV

When I ask James about it, he answers, “It’s for an RV experiment…” said with that evil-genius glint he gets in his eyes.

Most RVing spouses, with their spare time, I imagine do NORMAL things to their RVs for fun. Like wash them. I’m not sure what gene James lacks that makes him think eight pounds of yeast and three  pounds of laxatives makes for RV fun. I imagine he has some new hair-brained experiment in mind dealing with everyone’s favorite RV forum topic…black tank maintenance. But that ridiculous amount of laxatives and psyllium fiber has me afraid. Very, very afraid.

I’m kicking myself on those wedding vows again. They keep coming back to haunt me. One of my vows was that I promised to always go along with his crazy schemes and half-baked adventures. James loves to hold them over my head on occasions like this. So whatever this experiment is, he’s safe from divorce. But if my food starts tasting funny he’s in big trouble.



After 15 years as an educator in both the public K-12 setting and the University level in Special Physical Education, Stef made the leap to her true passion… the fitness world. She’s currently a personal trainer and wellness coach specializing in seniors, medical conditions, and injuries. Stef loves running, cycling, and being “Mugga” to her two favorite mini-humans — Punky and Marshmallow. ❤️


    4 thoughts on “The Perils of Being Married to James

    1. Erik Hobbs

      James,
      I don’t know what you have planned but I know it will be good for all of us
      Erik Hobbs, the young guy at the Dallas rv show

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      1. James

        Hey Drew – The carport went forward! You can see it in Stef’s latest video at the beginning. It still needs paint, which will happen in August. Then a gutter, and some things to keep snow from sliding off. Once all those are done, I’ll do a carport tour or something like that. Thanks for asking!

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