In the previous post, I forced myself to own up to the things I’m terrified about when it comes to changing my entire life. Today I balance that post with a post about reasons I’m excited to be hitting the road and changing my whole life. In no particular order, here are 10. Just like with […]
It’s a myth that RV living is a cheap alternative to sticks-and-bricks traditional living. No doubt, there are hacks to make it cost less such as boondocking (also called dry camping, living off the grid or wild camping) on BLM land where there are no fees, limiting driving to save on gas, etc. But, for […]
In a previous post (click HERE to read), I wrote about how I came to the decision to purchase a fiberglass trailer as I worked my way down the decision funnel. Once decided, it was time to dig further into the specific fiberglass trailers manufacturers. A fantastic resource is Fiberglass RV. On their website’s home page is a list of […]
I got the opportunity to go to Barrow for a work-related training in early April 1997. It was the time of year when they were closing in on the period when the sun wouldn’t set for 82 days. By then it was light for 14 hours a day with dusk lasting for hours. It was a […]
Diving into the world of RVs from a starting point of knowing absolutely nothing is utterly overwhelming. So many decisions and choices. The decision-making process looks something like a funnel with every possible RV choice at the wide top. Then the whittling down begins based on size, cost, features, etc. until a single choice remains. Finally and […]
Whenever I undertake a new project or set out to accomplish a big goal, I have a little ritual. It starts with a new notebook. My notebook of choice is the extra-large Moleskine® journal, lined. My ritual involves going to the bookstore in search of the perfect project journal. Though I have to admit, they are sold two […]
