In 2008, we met Ellie and Jim Meachum at a RV park in Tucson, AZ. At a potluck dinner Ellie talked about writing a “blog.” As a long time journal keeper I was intrigued and Ellie was a huge help in the process of creating TinTeePeeLogCabin.
It’s time to close this chapter. As many of our long time readers know we now have a home in Montana and one in Arizona. RVing has taken a back seat to our other activities and we are OK with that decision. I’ve struggled to find a blogging subject each day and have resorted to writing less often—but still, it’s a struggle.
We’ve sold the North Ranch home and are leaving northwest Arizona heading to a quieter, slower pace of life in southeast Arizona. We will be busy as the property we purchased is a fixer-upper in the greatest sense of the words!
Join us as we take this new journey with a new blog--Restoration Cowboy Style. In a few days I will close comments to this blog and eventually will make it private.
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Hi Janna & Mike When we met in Florida our visit was short but we so enjoyed meeting you. We have enjoyed your rving tales and your new home renovations. Sorry to see your blog close but will continue to follow with your new one. Good Luck with your new home!! Janet
ReplyDeleteYou sold it after all the beautiful work you did to make it your home? Oh man, I couldn't do that. I've enjoyed your blog, thank you.
ReplyDeleteWOW that was very unexpected. At first it sounded like you would fade from our view but I was happy to read you will still be blogging albeit with a different name. Good, I'll look forward to following you endeavour.
ReplyDeleteMoving ON ........... that is usually a good thing and where the FUN begins ...... looking forward
ReplyDeleteto following the NEW project and all that the plans involve ...... always a joy to read your blog because you two put the FUN and SPICE in life...... Take good care and I will be following along !!!
All my best, Sally
OMG, I've loved every post you have done. Wish you would do a recap
ReplyDeleteof all your upgrades to this home. I WISH you would have enjoyed it
alittle longer. So happy we can continue to follow you both. I would
really be sad otherwise ! Thank you for continuing on with a blog! 😘
It DID seem at first as if this was a goodbye. Glad I was wrong. Thank you for allowing this follower to "listen in" and occasionally comment. It has been a fun and entertaining backseat journey. I hope you will allow readers like me to tag along in your new blog endeavors as well as the evolving adventures. On to the new chapter!
ReplyDeleteI see your new blog direction as a refreshing and exciting way to go and good for you in taking on the challenge of change. I've tried a couple times to leave a comment on your new blog but I keep doing something wrong I guess so Kelly is going to get me and my computer straightened out here shortly..........
ReplyDeleteMakes total sense and can't wait to read the restoration blog!
ReplyDeleteNina
Oooh at first I was scared you were going to quit blogging! Thanks for the new link, I added it to my blog reading list.
ReplyDeleteI read your blog everyday and will miss it. However, I am glad can I still follow you on your new blog. Best of luck to both of you on your new projecton your new project.
ReplyDeleteI've enjoyed reading and bookmarked your new blog. Good Luck!
ReplyDeleteGlad to see the new journal but sad to see this one has a limited life span, I am always popping in and searching back to find some place or entry you have made in the past. Guess I will just have to send a search request to the new one!
ReplyDeleteWell congratulations I guess. ;-) Looking forward to the new blog.
ReplyDeletecongrats on your new adventure!!! looking forward to checking out the 'shiny new blog'!
ReplyDeleteWe've enjoyed your blog and meeting you and Mike over the years. You always had the best pictures of Montana. That is truly a beautiful area of this country. I was amazed that you always posted the blog regularly and enjoyed keeping up. We're pleased that you're going to start a new chapter and not hang it up. Hope to see you again in our future travels.
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