My quilting hang-ups

John · 2008-01-23T01:35:17+00:00

Here is a link to my finished quilt display rack with 5 quiltsinstalled and on display. I think that it came out rather well. Thereis room for one more quilt, so I had better get busy making anotherquilt. There is a plan for an Armoire style quilt storage unit with alot of shelves, that is in the process of finalization, but won't bebuilt for awhile. I have to do 2 baby quilts (those young relativesbreed like flies), and a lap quilt for gifts first, and some other non-quilty woodworking stuff for my wife.I think I did enough for today, so good-by and goodnight.John

Jan 23, 2008 25 Replies

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Sandy Ellison 18 years ago

Howdy!

The tax-&-registration expenses are set depending on where the vehicle's owner chooses to call "permanent address". Many Winter Texans find that these costs are lower in south Texas (where most of the Winter Texans live for 6 months) than in their northern home states, so they register in s.Tx for their "home address". Here in the more expensive Metroplex, people w/ lake homes, no matter how tiny, in another county will claim the cheaper place as their permanent residence, saving $$$ on the tax-&-registration & insurance.

Face it, Jeanne, you can RV it, but you can not hide!

R/S

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nzlstar* 18 years ago

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Susan Torrens 18 years ago

We had friends who sold everything and bought an RV. They had to use a relative's address as their permanent address for taxes, licenses, etc. They traveled for several years, having trouble getting important mail forwarded etc. Finally bought another house and use their RV for the winter in the south.

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nzlstar* 18 years ago

works great if you have a relative there that you actually still know where they live (when they move they dont bother telling me, like now i'm not sure where they moved to last time but they did move).

it took me over a year after mom died to f> We had friends who sold everything and bought an RV. They had to use a

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Jalynne 18 years ago

Or if ya got a really good friend who wouldn't mind doing it for you. ;) It wouldn't be the first time.

Jenn > works great if you have a relative there that you actually still know where they

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Jenn/Jalynne 18 years ago

Yeah, and then that way you can have the husband of the 'really good friend' take care of the mail, since he can't stand RVing.

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