A once in a lifetime trek throughout the states as we search for deeper relationships, spontaneity, and adventure!
We are naturally nomadic, moving every couple of years, and it’s taken me until recently to come to terms with this. I have felt like we needed to grow roots in one place and call it home until we died. After a few years, we get that urge, and we are feeling very restless! Instead of moving our family and selling our house, we have decided to take a different route. This journey has been an idea for quite a few months, but a dream of ours for a lifetime. We are going to travel around the United States for a year in our camper, sell most of our belongings, rent out our house, and homeschool our children. Crazy, right? Yeah, we are. Exciting, right? Yes, it is! This gives our children the opportunity to learn from experience and travel, plus we can check many things off of our bucket list. Our first handful of trips have been exciting, new, and adventurous, but what happens when the honeymoon phase is over?
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Homeschool, Roadschool, Worldschool, Oh My! A few weeks ago, I was invited by my dear friend, Ashley Logsdon, to chat about what our roadschool days look like on her podcast, Mama Says Namaste. As we drank our coffee and chatted about roadschooling, I realized how much I had learned over...
So, you signed up to attend an event? Now what? Let me start out by stating that we are not “rally experts.” Technically we have only attended one FTF RV Rally with the SW 2020 Family Reunion being our second; however we have attended a handful of other events: Escapades with Escapees...
We all know how miserable it can be during the summer if you are boondocking or dry-camping somewhere and are not able to run the A/C. Or, how about you have a 50amp camper with two air conditioners but are on a 30amp pole and can only run one at a time without tripping the breaker? Well...
These top 10 RV essentials are what you need to make your RV travel adventures a success. Every item on here we currently use or have used. Many of them have been replacements for when we thought we were getting a “deal” on something less expensive. We launched as a full-time...
July 10th marks one year since we moved into our camper to travel the country. It’s amazing to think how quickly this year has gone by, how much we have seen, and all the memories that we have made. Although at the moment we are parked in our driveway awaiting next Tuesday when we...
March 25-27, 2019 I was very hesitant about visiting the Grand Canyon. Why? For a few reasons. For starters, it’s one of the top ten busiest national park and has over 6 millions visitors every year. The mere thought of having to fight our way through a crowd to stand in line to get a...
