All that lovely space. And a door on the master bedroom. And bigger beds for the kids. Plus space for the other TV. And a closet to hang all our clothes. And a pantry in the kitchen.
I prayed and talked with God for long periods of time. How could we afford it and how would we haul it? I asked questions and researched. Was it possible we could live in the trailer without owning a truck?
I had a talk with Bill, finally. He was vehemently against the idea, financially. The conversation didn't go well. But I couldn't let the idea go.
As it turns out, the dealership would transport the trailer for us and help us park it. A man in our RV park lived without owning a truck. He simply hired someone to pull it.
Ok. So what about the financial part of it? Well, my DH and I made a pact several years ago to never discuss something (to death) unless we had facts. And this required another trip to the dealership.
DH and I prayerfully discussed it further. Once he got used to the idea of not being able to haul it and that this was our home --he agreed to talk with the financial manager at Windish.
We looked at the Sierra again. The dealership gave us a fair trade on the Jayfeather and a reasonable deal. For only $100 a month and $2500 down ($1K up front and $1500 in 30 days), the new Sierra was ours!
They delivered her right to the park a few days later and we spent the day moving in. A quick clean-up of the Jayfeather and we delivered it without a backward glance.
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