Well, she can hit 80mph.

Our first trip out was SO MUCH FUN. Admittedly, we both got a little stressed at times and definitely ran into a couple of "communication issues" as we like to call them - but all in all figuring out Roo's little quirks was great. You learn so much doing stuff hands on. After a few more trips we feel like we'll really understand what it's mostly all about. The only real issue we ran into this time was our 30amp power cord fusing together (or some other technical term that I don't know) and melting. Eeek! We discovered she most definitely handles well speeding down the highway to get to the parts shop for a new fitting before they closed! It was a bit scary, but doable nonetheless. The rest of the weekend poor hubs was out there figuring out all the hoses and connections and all the yucky stuff you can imagine (which isn't yucky at all unless you're a crazy fool and try to open up your valves while not connected or something) while bub and I enjoyed the powerful a/c and got things all organized and  stowed away indoors. I am so beyond belief excited to pack up our apartment and fill the RV with home. The end of the weekend was sad. Returning Roo to storage for a whole five days is heartbreaking. We are so ready to just be there. Always. Tear.