Lazy Daze Owners' Group

Be it known on this board, that my wife, Elizabeth, did, without assistance, prepare and pack up our '02 MB, navigate to a destination over 100 miles away and set up a command center for a two night, dry, campout.  During this time, she verified level, operated the  refrigerator on gas, ran water heater for showers, operated the generator, DVD and TV.  To prepare for the return, she verified all systems ready for the road including closing all vents and windows.  Shut down refrigerator while filling main gas tank and restarted refrigerator.  She further emptied both holding tanks, unassisted, without incident and navigated successfully back to home base.
 As a Master LD Pilot, I now certify her as Solo LD Pilot with the prestige and privileges  implied thereto.

ROGER A NICKEY

From: ladysibley
 To: lifewithalazydazerv@yahoogroups.com
 Sent: Sunday, September 13, 2009 8:41 PM
 Subject: [LD] Re: NEW SOLO LD PILOT

 
 As a Master LD Pilot, I now certify her as Solo LD Pilot with the prestige and privileges implied thereto.

ROGER A NICKEY
 Excellent! Congratulations, Elizabeth! What I want to know is, did Elizabeth receive the equivalent of flight wings? Perhaps a gold-plated sewer hose, or ? ;^D

Sharon N.
Crossville, TN

The tradition is to cut of the new solo pilot's shirt tails. The back of their T-shirt is often substituted nowadays though, as tails are getting rare. Also they often get a big bucket of water dumped on them from behind.
I have no idea of why they treat new pilots this way - - just reporting on the facts.
 BTW, pictures of these things taking place is both traditional and expected.

all the best,

bumper Yonder Minden, NV

Be it known on this board, that my wife, Elizabeth, did, without assistance, prepare and pack up our '02 MB, navigate to a destination over 100 miles away and set up a command center for a two night, dry, campout.  During this time, she verified level, operated the  refrigerator on gas, ran water heater for showers, operated the generator, DVD and TV.  To prepare for the return, she verified all systems ready for the road including closing all vents and windows.  Shut down refrigerator while filling main gas tank and restarted refrigerator.  She further emptied both holding tanks, unassisted, without incident and navigated successfully back to home base.
 As a Master LD Pilot, I now certify her as Solo LD Pilot with the prestige and privileges  implied thereto.

ROGER A NICKEY