Sorry for the upside down and side ways pics, Not sure why the uploaded like that. Now the electrical configuration is simple. Bath room has a three switch box. It is the box on the cab over 2*2 brace. Top switch works the Bathroom light. The bottom two work the outlet in the last pic. One plug is for the exhaust fan and the other plug is for a .5 watt led night light. I am too lazy to unplug it in the morning. The kitchen counter top/sink area has a gfci on the right side and the left. The left side is for the air conditioner and the refrigerator. The right side is for the cooking griddle or what ever else she may want to use. The gfci outlets are in a double gang box so I was able to put a switch next to both of the gfci's. The switch on the left side is for the water pump and the switch on the right is for the kitchen light. The kitchen light is on a three way, meaning, for those who are not so familiar with electric, the light can be turned on and off from two different locations. The other switch is next to the refrigerator and the door wall. That way as soon as you enter the camper, you can turn on the light. I plan on adding three outside outlets and one next to the breaker panel. The nice thing is I am drawing less that 10 amps with all things running, not including the electric griddle. The A/C, the fridge, and the all the lights and water pump only was giving me 9.5 amps. That is including the initial draw when the air conditioner compressor kicks on. I think I will be good with solar and a nice battery bank in the future.