I have now officially decided that I will live in an RV until I have children (or my wife makes me buy a house).I spent the night in our friends RV (there was not enough room in the tent) and absolutely loved it!
Now I have realized one problem, what do I do if I a want to wash my clothes, or wash my dishes?
So if you see a guy living in an RV with dirty clothes and some bacterial disease from food poisoning, you'll know who it is :).

Today we are in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. For the longest time my mom wanted to go camping. Finally we are actually going camping. Much to my surprise the campground had electricity and water and showers! But it was still cool (and I doubt my mom would survive without a shower :)

Overview of the Mission Trip

Over the course of the mission trip our group accomplished plenty.
*we ripped up moldy carpet and put in tiles.
*we put in and wired four fans
*we replaced a broken emergency exit sign.
*we backed up and fixed 37 computers.
*we repainted rooms that had peeling paint in them.
*we made some amazing artwork in the middle/elementary school.
*we pulled up weeds for the Missionary of Charity.
*we fixed a flooding toilet in the boys bathroom.
*we labeled the breaker box.
*we assisted old people with the little sisters.
*we helped feed the poor with Catholic charities.
*we went to the grand canyon.
This was one of the best weeks in my life. I made several new friends and was able to help people. I recommend a mission trip to everyone.

Day 1

Yesterday we did not do much at all. We had a long plane ride, got to New Mexico, and had a four hour drive to the reservation. I played a lot of Sudoku.

We also went climbing for an hour on some mountain with a bunch of Native American drawings on the rocks. That was cool!

I would have pictures but my phone wont send them.

-Inch