March 22, 2021
Happy Monday, Slow Cookerers!!
I wanted to re-share with you an email I sent out a few years ago that is again making the rounds ---
probably because Camping and RVing is really big right now because of the pandemic.
ALSO -- one of my dreams is to rent the house out when the kids are through college and visit all 50 states in a little Class B --
so every once in a while I re-remember camping with our tiny little pop-up trailer and how awesome it was.
:-)
🏕️ 🏕️ 🏕️ 🏕️ 🏕️
It is spring break in many parts of the country right now and this is usually the time of year that people start solidifying their Summer Vacation plans.
If I may be bold for a minute, I suggest travelling with your slow cookers.
(who would've thunk it that the internet is opinionated... ;-) )
when I camp, I bring along slow cookers.
ACTUALLY, when I stay in hotels, I ALSO bring along slow cookers!
The good news is, it appears I'm not alone.
Since this article was written I've received hundreds of emails from people from all over the world stating that they, too, travel with their slow cookers.
The thing is -- when you are out and about traveling and sight-seeing all day long, sometimes you just want to chillax and sit on the bed (or in your tent, RV, etc etc)
and have dinner already done
because you're tired and exhausted and don't want to think about sitting in a restaurant trying to convince your cranky kids that the server truly is moving as fast as she can and that it takes time to make a hamburger
and YES you DO need to sit still and stay in the booth and stop tormenting your sister ....
ahem.
maybe that's just me?
