Good list.
It always takes Anne a few days to switch to RV park power, being able to use the microwave and don't need to turn on the water heater gas switch and electric heaters!

Yes have done a few of them, what with all that power you can't use the microwave ?

1000W Crappy Tire Motomaster inverter! 9 years old and still working like a charm! I like to cook with gas versus microwaving meals and stuff so a bigger inverter has been way down the ol'upgrade list. :)

We are "Off-Grid" 95% of the time, and never needed/ wanted to use our Microwave. We would not have one except it was a gift from last Christmas. It makes a good bread box!
Ray, that inverter will go down in the hall of fame for its years of service!!
Happy Trails!!!

yes great inverter had the same one wife set it on fire lol

-Realizing that I’m rinsing dishes in the sink at home with the tap set on dribble to conserve water!
-Thinking....”Why do we need an automatic dishwasher at home?”
-Finding it strange that I change my clothes every day at home because when we boondock, we wear our clothes for two days.
-Can’t find my wife in our king sized bed, she’s three feet away! In the RV we’re snuggle-close in a twin.
-Feeling guilty about how much electricity we use at home, thinking that yes, we could probably power our house with solar panels and batteries because we do it while boondocking.
-Gosh if I only had a separate grey water system at home so I can water the lawn and garden without using drinking (tap) water.
-And finally, only buying the groceries we need and efficiently stacking them in the home refrigerator to maximize space just like we’re boondocking!

What boondocking has really taught us is that we are terribly wasteful when we’re at home. We’re more mindful of what we buy now and what we consume because of our boondocking experiences. We take more time to enjoy things such as books, friends and the outdoors. For sure the TV at home Is much much less important than it used to be...especially the news media.