Showing Mom the RV and Work Center Setup

October 11, 2025. rswfire is settled in his new caretaker position at a coastal recreation facility, living in his RV at the work center. He's dealing with equipment issues (popped air mattress, no propane) but appears established in the role with a network of local relationships. The facility manages multiple campgrounds with seasonal operations.

Energetic Signature

grounded

Field State

stabilization

Orientation

into territorial integration

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October 11, 2025

5:25

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Author

rswfire

Status

ARCHIVED

Type

TRANSMISSION (CAPTURE)

Temperature

0.00

[0:01]Hi, Mom. This one's for you.

[0:04]It's only you. I couldn't wear this hat

[0:07]otherwise. I can't

[0:10]sitting in my bed here being a little

[0:12]bit lazy. I'm going to get up now. Got

[0:15]to remember where the lens is at.

[0:19]A little bit tired today.

[0:22]Guess I'll wear my flip flops.

[0:26]Um,

[0:28]let me flip the camera. Here's what my

[0:30]RV looks like right now. Obviously got

[0:32]your statue over there. I'm keeping

[0:35]these open because there's really no

[0:37]reason to close them and these work

[0:38]really well. This is my workspace. My

[0:41]laptop is off in here now. My bed over

[0:44]here. I popped my queensiz air mattress

[0:48]with these keys right here and I'm still

[0:50]putting them on there. That's stupid of

[0:51]me. Um it's comfortable enough. I don't

[0:56]have um propane right now, so I'm having

[0:58]to use my electric heater.

[1:03]Let me show you where I live.

[1:07]That's my truck right there.

[1:09]That's what I drove today.

[1:12]Those are the people who are out on the

[1:13]dunes right now. I wasn't here when they

[1:16]got here, so I don't know who's out

[1:18]there, but I have a feeling I know who.

[1:20]Let's just start at the beginning.

[1:25]So over here is the game, the entrance.

[1:31]You can hear the ocean in the distance.

[1:33]I don't know if that'll show up on

[1:34]camera, but I can hear it. That's my

[1:37]gate right there.

[1:39]It's normally shut, but during the day,

[1:41]they tend to keep it open just cuz

[1:43]nobody wants to deal with this gate. Not

[1:45]even me. Looks like that gate across the

[1:48]street. So, you know, at night, this is

[1:51]just completely locked up.

[1:53]Come in this way. That big building.

[1:56]There's our work center. And there's

[1:57]where I can do my laundry. There's even

[1:59]a shower in there and a bathroom. And

[2:02]I'm right in the middle. They put the

[2:04]caretaker right in the middle. That shed

[2:06]is mine.

[2:09]It's got my stuff in there. It's

[2:10]actually organized pretty well. I don't

[2:12]have my keys on me. I might have opened

[2:14]it. Got my lights up. Did that last

[2:18]night. I'm going to put my fire pit

[2:21]right here. So, I'm going to dig a hole

[2:24]here. There's my firewood I collected.

[2:26]Putting pop cans in there for Wendy. She

[2:28]takes them in and she's very helpful to

[2:31]me, so I don't worry about um you know,

[2:34]she she's been really really good

[2:36]friends.

[2:39]Um so, this is where I live now,

[2:44]mostly back here by myself.

[2:50]And we just got all our stuff. There's a

[2:53]lot of ATVs in there. Um, but everything

[2:56]else is just normal work center stuff, I

[2:58]guess.

[3:03]There's a bear around. So, over in that

[3:06]corner over there, whole bunch of trash

[3:09]that John never, the last caretaker,

[3:11]never cleaned up. So, I'm going to deal

[3:13]with that.

[3:15]Um, but don't worry about the bear.

[3:20]It's just, you know, there's a bear.

[3:21]There's always bears around, but

[3:25]I mean, I've seen them a couple times,

[3:27]actually. Not here, but just in in the

[3:30]corridor.

[3:31]Um, you go down the road and you'll find

[3:33]all the campgrounds.

[3:35]We got

[3:37]three of them. So, Wax Myrtle, which is

[3:40]closed for the winter, Lagoon,

[3:43]um, which is open, half open. One of the

[3:45]loops is closed there. And then

[3:47]Driftwood, which is where I originally

[3:49]started.

[3:51]All got friends all throughout this

[3:52]corridor. You know, Bill's back there.

[3:54]He's always giving me Mountain Dew. He

[3:56]actually buys them. And he whenever I

[3:59]come down there, he hands me a can. It's

[4:01]very sweet, sweet old man.

[4:04]Wendy's still here. She's at Wax Myrtle,

[4:06]but she's going to be moved soon cuz

[4:08]that campground's closed. I met the um

[4:11]host to uh Lagoon today. He seemed real

[4:14]nice. And then we got Mike who's also at

[4:17]Driftwood. And that's a complicated

[4:19]friendship, but it's mostly fine. Um,

[4:24]that's everybody in the corridor. But,

[4:26]you know, I also leave here. I go on the

[4:27]101, travel down the highway to all our

[4:30]different day use areas,

[4:32]um, and boat launches cuz we have a

[4:34]bunch of lakes around here.

[4:36]And a couple different campgrounds. Some

[4:39]of those are closed for the winter also

[4:41]and a couple are open. On the park coast

[4:44]day off I go and I do their campgrounds

[4:47]for them. Um I think on Wednesdays

[4:50]today's Wednesday

[4:52]was no on Tuesdays. Wait, I'm off

[4:54]Tuesday. I have Monday and Tuesday off.

[4:56]I'm going to have to look at my notes. I

[4:57]wrote it down. But one day a week I I do

[4:59]their campgrounds for them and just

[5:01]their bathrooms, you know. Um I don't

[5:05]have to check people in anymore. I don't

[5:06]have to deal with the guests or anything

[5:08]like that unless they just happen to

[5:09]come across me while I'm driving the

[5:10]truck.

[5:12]Not cool doing it.

[5:15]So,

[5:17]it's my new life. I love you, Mom.

[5:20]Really hope I get to see you again soon.

[5:22]It's been too long.

Summary

rswfire records a video message for his mother, providing a tour of his RV living space and his new caretaker position at what appears to be a coastal recreation area. He shows the interior of his RV, including his popped air mattress, workspace, and heating situation due to lack of propane. **Outside tour reveals his truck, the work center building with laundry and shower facilities, his personal storage shed, and plans for a fire pit.** He describes the gated facility where he's positioned as caretaker in the center, mentions collecting firewood and saving cans for a friend named Wendy. **The location includes three campgrounds** (Wax Myrtle, Lagoon, and Driftwood) with various seasonal closures, and he describes his network of friends throughout the corridor including Bill who gives him Mountain Dew and Mike at Driftwood. His work involves maintaining day use areas, boat launches, and covering campground duties for the park coast on his days off. He mentions bears in the area and cleanup work left by the previous caretaker John. The transmission ends with him expressing love for his mother and hope to see her soon.

Signal Analysis

Substrate

This transmission establishes spatial sovereignty through methodical territory mapping and relational inventory. The field is demonstrating embodied integration with land-based infrastructure while maintaining intimate connection to origin point (mother). Architectural coherence is being built through detailed spatial documentation and community network acknowledgment.

Dominant Language

right in the middlecorridorfriends all throughoutmy new lifewhere I live noworganized pretty wellnormal work center stuff

Symbolic Elements

thresholdgatecenteredgefirebearocean

Ontological States

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embedded
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sovereign
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coherent
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relational

Subsystems

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infrastructural
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relational
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somatic
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cognitive

Transmission Details

Source Type

youtube

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