Beau working, Norma supervising and Croft hiding. Norma says maybe she should have got nine yards.
Stephen Miller Exposed
6 hours ago
This Blog was created to chronicle our travels in Mexico but has since morphed into something else entirely. Our periodic Mexico travels are still in here but if that is why you came here, you will have to dig a little to get to it. Try searching the Blog Archive in the right hand column.
2013 - 2014
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2014 - 2015
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Difference
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Fuel Motorhome
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$4,804
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$2,003
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-$2,801
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Fuel Car
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$299
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$357
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+$58
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Service/Repairs Motorhome
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$4,140
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$2,397
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-$1,793
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Service/repair Auto
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$973
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$30
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-$943
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Dining Out
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$2,556
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$1,836
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-$720
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Groceries (incl. liquor)
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$4,454
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$4.790
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+$336
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Camping Fees
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$3,560
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$3,063
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-$497
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Ferries
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$451
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$586
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+$135
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Hotels
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$0
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$218
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+$218
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Travel Medical Insurance
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$3,391
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$3,499
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+$108
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TOTALS
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$24,628 or
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$18,779 or
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-$5,849
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$4,107 / month
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$3,130 / month
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The 44 year stranglehold that the Conservative Party held on the oil rich province of Alberta fell last night as the people, tired of decades of scandals and self serving government voted overwhelmingly for Rachael Notley's New Democratic Party, giving them 53 of the province's 87 seats. The Conservatives fell from first place to third in the six party province and their leader, Jim Prentice immediately took to the stage and resigned from his leadership, his seat and politics altogether in one sentence. Notley clearly stated before the election that if elected, her government would stop both the Northern Gateway and the Keystone XL pipelines. Last night the 99% had something to tell the 1% and they said it loud and clear! The campaign manager was our old friend Gerry Scott who anyone with connections to Terrace, BC back in the 70's and 80's will remember. Good job Gerry, we're proud of you! | |