Friday Teardrop Photo

 For some reason, the photos of us stopped for a teardrop trailer lunch on the road are very popular. Personally, I do love stopping in a parking lot or a public rest stop for lunch out of the teardrop. The looks we get are priceless.

At this stop we are having turkey and cheese spread sandwiches on pita bread with grapes and water. Ahhh...the luxurious life of a teardropper.

Friday Teardrop Photo

 

Lunch on the road: egg salad on rye with chunks of pineapple for dessert. While on the road with the teardrop, we will pull over at various rest stops, truck stops, parks or parking lots and prepare a meal in the galley. This usually attracts a lot of attention and anyone heading into a fast food restaurant looks a little jealous.

To make it easier for these types of meal breaks, and so you don't have to break out the propane or stove, always have these types of food in the galley or ice chest: bread, crackers, cheese, hard boiled eggs, mayo, fruit and vegetables, canned tuna, chips and salsa, salt, pepper and spices, soda and water. Cleanup should be easy with just a quick wipe of a paper towel.

Friday Teardrop Photo

A friend of mine sent me this photo from the People of Walmart site. No matter what your opinion is of Walmart, you have to admit that this is pretty awesome. One time, my husband and I actually stopped for a teardrop galley lunch in the middle of downtown San Francisco near Golden Gate Park.

We got a lot of thumbs-up.