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| Star Trek Enterprise Worm Hole w/Captain Kirk & Spock
We took the Worm Hole escape route and immediately began our search for a new job.
I had no problem landing a job with only one duty: State the firm command, "Engage!"
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Our next task was to find the perfect camp site for the night. We did!... at Jetty Park for $32. "Perfect" meant it was dry and the camper was free from flying black marsh fiends. We slept like hibernating bears in the quiet, flood-free peace. 
Bob found the fishing more than adequate on the Jetty Pier. 
He had the best time ever helping an old Korean man haul in 4-foot ribbon fish with teeth that could bite you to the bone! I turned my attention to the cruise ships and their mobs of whooping, laughing, celebrating passengers. They were offering $10 day cruises on the casino ships. Should we join in?
He had the best time ever helping an old Korean man haul in 4-foot ribbon fish with teeth that could bite you to the bone! I turned my attention to the cruise ships and their mobs of whooping, laughing, celebrating passengers. They were offering $10 day cruises on the casino ships. Should we join in?
Nah. Being hard-core about finding a job, we went to Kennedy Space Center. The Shuttle program has ended, so there's no jobs there....but we learned plans are still active for sending some of us on to Mars. I signed up.
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| Camp Hosting on Mars....what have I gotten myself into!??? |
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The newest rover. This one has space suits attached to the back so you can slip in and out of them through a lock so you don't bring clinging space dust into your rover. Clever. Perhaps we should do that with our kids so their dirty clothes and muddy shoes never come inside.
Bob went for a more technical job...repairing the Hubble Space Telescope...yet another time...from the platform of the International Space Station. Yes, even though the last Soyuz Rocket failed....(uh, blew up) we are still planning to send up more of our astronauts on these crowded Russian space ships. We have too! We have a 3-man crew stranded on the ISS and wanting to come home for Christmas... or sometime in their lives.
Well...we didn't enjoy living apart....so we agreed on a campground hosting position on the MOON. If you've ever dealt with Lunar Regolith ...then you know you've got serious cleaning problems. We already had enough cleaning problems back on earth. Our camp site at Jetty Park (#91) had not been cleaned. The grill was full of ashes and old charcoal and the ground was strewn with litter. In fact, the entire park needed a lot of picking up and trimming. I wrote to management and said we'd be happy to workamp for them and get the park in shape. I got this reply from Ann Johnson within hours:
Oct 28 - We did try campground hosts several years ago and it did not work out well at all. We will be doing some renovations this year and there are changes I think you will not only like but will enjoy.
Ann
WHAT??!! We'd never heard anything negative about camp hosts before. What happened?
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We took the above litter-strewn path to the campground office. We talked with the person who checked us into Jetty Park Campground and she knew nothing about problems with onery camp hosts, but she did say they had a job in maintenance for a free site. Bob was not interested, as we'd heard so many bad/sad stories about "light maintenance". It's a fact that any and everything can need fixing at any time, so the 20 hours for a site is really 24/7....you are full time. Most camp hosts have mentally left behind full-time work and aren't suited to it anymore. So let's keep looking for that perfect job!
