Travel tips and ideas
September 13, 2022 I often get asked what it is like to work from home, work as a virtual teacher, or work as a virtual teacher in an RV. With any job, in or out of the house, finding balance can be tricky, especially if one can spill over into the other–and especially if you…
August 14, 2022 I took the week off. I’ve had it planned for months since it was the week before Louie starts middle school. We wanted time together to prepare and for orientation and family time before the busy routine. I also have some changes at work, so it turned out to be a much…
August 5, 2022 If you are like me, you are always looking for ways to make routine tasks simpler, especially on those unexpected days. As a teacher and a busy parent, these happen all too often. And since we RV often, this can be a very helpful tool on travel days to have one less…
July 29, 2022 You miss 100% of the goals you don’t go for. But in this fast paced world, it is easy to lose sight of where we are going or what we are doing, even if we have a good plan. We need to have a goal to keep focus for the day and…
We learned the hard way that those adorable RV renovations we saw didn’t work for our family.
July 15, 2022 Travel days when RVing can be challenging, and many people know about checklists and use them, as well as tricks for Stow and Go habits to avoid damage or slow downs. We have found there are 5 things we can do before we even start our travel day that have helped us…
July 12, 2022 I was born in Texas in summer, grew up in Florida, returned here after 5 years away in the Air Force, and now RV in Florida. In my travels, I have tent camped in summer along the Eastern Seaboard of the U.S., RV’d around Texas in summer in a small travel trailer…
July 8, 2022 In the few months we’ve been on this journey, I have heard that phrase more than once. We had dreamed of traveling in an RV full-time, or most-time, for years. We had also dreamed of living elsewhere in Florida, but wasn’t sure where to go, based on weekends and day trips, and…
June 10, 2022 Hurricane season runs from June 1st until November 30th each year and, if you are traveling near any coast lines in the United States, you’ll want to be prepared. The lists of what to have can be very elaborate and expensive, so you’ll want to prioritize. But, if you live or travel…
May 24, 2022 Last month, we had our first Harvest Hosts experience at a local farm called Roos and Coos Farm. First of all, if you don’t know what Harvest Host is, it is an RV membership that allows you to stay overnight for free and locations all over the US. They can be farms,…
