Going to Wal-Mart while in Port

On 28 Mar 2005 13:10:31 -0800, Scott W wrote:

Nobody has mentioned that Wal Mart allows RVers to park overnight
in
their parking lots for free. A good business decision providing
some idiot
doesn't dump his dirty water tank in the lot.

I didn't know that.

Where as this is true of many Wal Marts there are some that do not
allow RVers to park over night, see this link

http://www.freecampgrounds.com/noparking.html

I had never seen one parked at a WalMart. Maybe it is a store by store
decision.

"Chrissy Cruiser" wrote in message
I understand. I had a family to raise so those culturally diverse places
didn't work for us. We thought about a "second" place in one of the new
high rises but passed. Hubby thinks he is a timber framer and wants to
build our own mountain place now. He's a nutcase, pure and simple.

I miss the those restaurants, worked a "peculiar" job on 10th Street at
the
Midtowm MARTA area, and *really* miss the amateur plays and such at all
those funky playhouses. I know you two will enjoy it.


I totally understand the appeal of suburbia, especially if you have kids.
The public schools in the area I'm moving are not where you would want to
send your kids. There are actually some things I will miss about suburbia
.... mainly Wal-mart!

Ernie

"Chrissy Cruiser" wrote in message
I understand. I had a family to raise so those culturally diverse places
didn't work for us. We thought about a "second" place in one of the new
high rises but passed. Hubby thinks he is a timber framer and wants to
build our own mountain place now. He's a nutcase, pure and simple.

I miss the those restaurants, worked a "peculiar" job on 10th Street at
the
Midtowm MARTA area, and *really* miss the amateur plays and such at all
those funky playhouses. I know you two will enjoy it.


I totally understand the appeal of suburbia, especially if you have kids.
The public schools in the area I'm moving are not where you would want to
send your kids. There are actually some things I will miss about suburbia
.... mainly Wal-mart!

Ernie

"Chrissy Cruiser" wrote in message
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Fair enough. I apologize if I implied something incorrectly.


No problem. Apology accepted.

Ernie

"Chrissy Cruiser" wrote in message
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Fair enough. I apologize if I implied something incorrectly.


No problem. Apology accepted.

Ernie

On Mon, 28 Mar 2005 20:20:54 -0500, E.k.R. wrote:

I totally understand the appeal of suburbia, especially if you have kids.
The public schools in the area I'm moving are not where you would want to
send your kids.

Sad but true and public school was a must for mine.

There are actually some things I will miss about suburbia
... mainly Wal-mart!

Ernie

Stop that.

On Mon, 28 Mar 2005 20:20:54 -0500, E.k.R. wrote:

I totally understand the appeal of suburbia, especially if you have kids.
The public schools in the area I'm moving are not where you would want to
send your kids.

Sad but true and public school was a must for mine.

There are actually some things I will miss about suburbia
... mainly Wal-mart!

Ernie

Stop that.

"Stephan in Burlington" wrote in message
...
On 28 Mar 2005 08:58:55 -0800, while the Captain of the mv Perfecto
was guiding her to her next port, "LeeNY" wrote:

while Target sells good quality for low prices. Target is owned by
Federated, if I'm not mistaken. Same company that owns Marshall Fields
and I think Dayton Hudson

Target Corporation used to be called Dayton Hudson. They changed the
name to Target about a year ago, and sold off Marshall Fields and
Mervyn's.

Federated owns Macy's and Bloomingdale's.


....and if I'm not mistaken - May Company, which bought Marshall Fields from
Target Corp (which used to be called Dayton Hudson until they renamed all
their Daytons and Hudsons stores into Marshall Fields) has agreed to a
merger/purchase by Federated.

So Target is simply part of Target, but Marshall Fields (and stores formerly
known as Daytons or Hudsons) is likely to be owned by Federated.


Mark

"Stephan in Burlington" wrote in message
...
On 28 Mar 2005 08:58:55 -0800, while the Captain of the mv Perfecto
was guiding her to her next port, "LeeNY" wrote:

while Target sells good quality for low prices. Target is owned by
Federated, if I'm not mistaken. Same company that owns Marshall Fields
and I think Dayton Hudson

Target Corporation used to be called Dayton Hudson. They changed the
name to Target about a year ago, and sold off Marshall Fields and
Mervyn's.

Federated owns Macy's and Bloomingdale's.


....and if I'm not mistaken - May Company, which bought Marshall Fields from
Target Corp (which used to be called Dayton Hudson until they renamed all
their Daytons and Hudsons stores into Marshall Fields) has agreed to a
merger/purchase by Federated.

So Target is simply part of Target, but Marshall Fields (and stores formerly
known as Daytons or Hudsons) is likely to be owned by Federated.


Mark

"Stephan in Burlington" wrote in message
...
On 28 Mar 2005 08:58:55 -0800, while the Captain of the mv Perfecto
was guiding her to her next port, "LeeNY" wrote:

while Target sells good quality for low prices. Target is owned by
Federated, if I'm not mistaken. Same company that owns Marshall Fields
and I think Dayton Hudson

Target Corporation used to be called Dayton Hudson. They changed the
name to Target about a year ago, and sold off Marshall Fields and
Mervyn's.

Federated owns Macy's and Bloomingdale's.


....and if I'm not mistaken - May Company, which bought Marshall Fields from
Target Corp (which used to be called Dayton Hudson until they renamed all
their Daytons and Hudsons stores into Marshall Fields) has agreed to a
merger/purchase by Federated.

So Target is simply part of Target, but Marshall Fields (and stores formerly
known as Daytons or Hudsons) is likely to be owned by Federated.


Mark