“Want to know what I’m thinking about for my next project?” Bill asked as he looked aside from shelves he was putting in Duane’s basement.

            “A fifty room castle in the sky,” Duane said.

            “That’s for amateurs.  I’m a pro,” said Bill.

            “So tell me,” said duane.

            “I saw info about these nifty plans for a portable cabin on wheels.  I guess it’s been on John’s blog for quite a while, but I never looked into it,” Bill said.

            “You never know what treasures you’ll find there,” I chimed in.

            “Yeah,” Bill said.  “It looks really cool, too.  “They call it Camp Comfort.  It’s like a little cabin on a trailer you pull.  The plans are for a solid wall cabin with three windows and a door.  There’s even a solid roof.  Somehow a dozen bunks can fit in it.  I’ve got to see that.”

            “Could we borrow it after you build it?” asked Duane.

            “Sure, Duano,” Bill laughed.  “All you’ve got to do is sign over your family fortune to me.”

            “Very funny,” Duane said.  “What’s it cost to build this Camp Comfort?”

            “About three thousand dollars,” said Bill.  “Should last for years.  It’ll be great to take out hunting this fall.  “Me and the guys won’t have to sleep on the hard ground in a leaky tent when it rains.”

            “You saw this on John’s blog?” asked Duane.

            “It’s in the Camping Shelter category on the right sidebar,” I said.

            “Yeah,” said bill, “ and you don’t have to be a super genius handyman to use the plans.”

            “So simple even you can understand it,” said Duane.

            Bill growled playfully and held his hammer high and outward, as if to come after Duane.