Its to make sure that we aren't living next to people who paint their houses baby blue, or rust orange, or put big maple leafs on flags...

 

Right now if it wasn't my fiscal year end I would be at home in bed.

 

Right now pretty much how I feel. I'm not violating any of the CC&Rs by having the trailer in my driveway. From the middle of May until the middle of October (boating season) a trailer can be in your driveway as long as you want. Off season you can have it in your driveway up to 48 hours. The rest of the time you can use the neighborhood boat/rv storage area.

 

Right now I'm running out of steam.

 

Right now that's a good idea. In fact, I have a red C6 vette.

 

Right now they can be a good thing and sometimes a pain in the ass.

 

Right now, the sequel.

'My first trailer (red C6 Vette, lil' red trailer, the driveway) and the President of the HOA.'

 

Right now, what do the CC&R's say about the length of time the trailer has to be off your property during off-season RE: the 48 hours rule?

I'd roll that puppy down do the street after 48 hours, let it sit there for 5mins, & bring that puppy back up the driveway.

 

Right now there are no restrictions so yeah, I could leave it out for 48 hours, roll it into the garge for 24 and then roll it aout for 48 more, rinse and repeat. While I'm at it I'll give it a new paint job. How about a nice two-tone with Pepto Bismol Pink and Barney Purple with Sunflower yellow polk-a-dots. I'll paint the rims lime green while I'm at it.

 

Right now truth be told I'll just put it away in a week or two. The HOA President asked nicely (she's helped me with yard work, her husband mows my lawn and I return the favor) and does work hard for the neighborhood so I won't give her too much crap. That and with the rainy season here, I won't be doing too many projects that require a trailer so it would be nice to get it out of the way.