New from GA

[labs4life]

Hello all,
New to the forum and have found a wealth of info so far. We just bought a Sprinter 311 bhs and can't wait to get out. Dealer is storing till 3-1 but headed up next weekend to camp on site for 3 nights. Couple small issues in the PDIthat should be no biggie to fix. The wife and I are excited about our purchase as we moved up from a Nomad 2680. Lots more room for the curtain climbers in the Sprinter!!

I see Dw all the time referencing a wife. What does that stand for? Or is that why it is always DW

[Georgia Rambler]

Welcome to the group

[JRTJH]

Originally Posted by labs4life

I see Dw all the time referencing a wife. What does that stand for? Or is that why it is always DW

First of all, to the forum. I'm sure you'll find lots of good, useful information here.

Now, to answer your question above: DW can stand for "dear wife" or, "Darn wife" or in your case, for "Driskell's wife" LOL

Hope that clears it up "as good as mud" for ya
Again, Welcome to the forum.

John

[Ron]

from out west and enjoy the Sprinter...........Happy Campin.........Ron

[antiqfreq]

Welcome to the forum
&
Congrats on your new camper.

We, too, are living in Georgia (Soperton area)
and hopefully next year we'll be able to get in
some camping as 'other' obligations have kept
us home most of this year.

Take care,

Jo

[labs4life]

Now, to answer your question above: DW can stand for "dear wife" or, "Darn wife" or in your case, for "Driskell's wife" LOL


I kind of figured something similar to the first couple with variations of the "D"

Did not think of the latter!! Good catch

[Jim & Kay]

Welcome to the forum and congrats on the new RV. In our case, I like to think the DW is "Darling Wife" since that's me