Comments by "Graham Whittaker" (@grahamwhittaker8844) on "Glorious Life On Wheels" channel.

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  111. I can’t stress highly enough the importance of having some kind of financial backup, easier said than done when you are living from pay check to pay check I know. But even in my own situation of at least being stable It can all come crashing down around you and relatively quickly. The bride had to go to England to look after her sick mother and then stay to bury her and finalise her estate and wishes, leaving me in Australia with my expenses to live as well. Then Roxy🐕‍🦺was sick and eventually had to be put down,more sadness and more expense two weeks before the bride returned. A week after her return from England a large tree fell onto our caravan and truck,both insured, the van was payed out in 2 weeks but the truck took 3 months to evacuate and write off. We then had friends that called for help to look after their babies while they went to Melbourne with their oldest boy for a kidney transplant,which we wouldn’t of missed for the world and were honoured to have been asked in their hour of need, just more expenses and if your starting to get the picture things are starting to really add up. Then to top it all off as we were leaving to make our way to Wellington for the great Easter grandchildren round up and camping down by the river when my son ran and told us that the house was have been pouring money into as an investment had been vandalised and burnt to the ground 🤪🤬🤯. Just how much money do you need backing yourself up ? Just keep swimming,swimming,swimming 😁😂👁️👁️😎😇🐕‍🦺❤️🙏🦘🐨
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  183. Hello Carol ❤️😘😘 we’re still at Swim Cart Beach free camping area just north of St Helens Tasmania and life is good. The market reminders me of Mindle Beach sunset markets in Darwin, with 40 to 50 different food vendors from all parts of the world, talk about spoilt for choice. My trick was to get kids sized meals or snack size,just so I could try three or more different things 🐷🤪🤡 with over a 100 different things to look at, anything from whip making, jewellery,aboriginal art ,leathery and all manner of clothing ,with buskers and entertainment every where,even a fire show when it go dark it truly is quiet a beautiful experience. I to am a pie fan ,my favourite being plain meat pie (seasoned ground beef and gravy) over here in Tassie they specialise in a seafood scallop pie with mornay sauce,quiet delicious but not at all cheap. Talking of not cheap prices of everything over here are going through the roof, when me and the boss came home from the shops the other day after getting a bottle of cooking gas ,bread,milk,meat and veg ,going to the chemist for medicine and then filling up the car with gasoline we sate down and worked out we spent over $500 . Talk about bill shock 😢 we’ll try to not go back into town for a while and make do with what we have on hand . Hopefully things will settle down soon, I can’t help but wonder how people that aren’t in as a financially stable position are getting by at the moment 🙏🙏🙏👁👁 Stay strong,look after each other ❤️😍🥰😘🦘🐨🇦🇺
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