After four attempts in over a decade, we finally got to see the cherry blossoms in peak bloom in Washington, D.C. Here’s how we did it, and some tips if this is on your wish list, too.
March meant lots of travel for us! Check out a recap of where we visited, a preview of upcoming blogs, and how we did on spending as we transitioned into a celiac household.
A running joke amongst the RV community is forgetting where we are or what day it is, especially for full-timers that don’t have a “9-5” job to clock into. There have been several instances where I woke up and couldn’t remember where we were, for the life of me. Or…
This is why we use solar on our rig, and why we chose what we have.
In the academic world, planning a term ahead is common place. Springtime is the perfect time to plan for the next academic year.
Waiting until the last minute can limit your options, or leave you feeling rushed and unprepared. Whatever method you use to educate your kids, having a plan is key to their success.
Finding healthcare while traveling, whether short term or long term, can be a challenge. While we don’t have all the answers, we’ve compiled some guiding questions and options we’ve found in our research to help you along the way.
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There is so much to see and do in Coastal Georgia. We’ve stayed in Savannah before, so for this trip, we stayed further south in Brunswick. Here’s a glimpse of what we did and where we stayed, and where we will stay on our next trip!
Traveling can leave us with a lot of things to think about and remember, and if you travel more than once a year, having a method to track your travel data, like miles and costs, can be helpful. Read on to see some options we use!
Quick Overview: Let’s cover time and cost for a DIY project. 3/4″ plywood, paint, and screws were about $100 for the floor repair. This was a slide floor that was less than 8 feet wide. I have not had to source anything longer. The flooring ran about $1 per linear foot. We wound up purchasing…
