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- Full disclosure: We are full time RVers but we do NOT
- We belong to a lot of clubs. Some for pure educational
- I came from a large family. 9 kids and 2 adults. Cheap
- So you’ve finally retired and life is good but now
- Exit Strategy: What is yours? Is it to ride off into
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Homeschooling While Traveling
March 1, 2021Full disclosure: We are full time RVers but we do NOT have children with us and know very little about homeschooling but we often [...] -
Memberships and Clubs
March 1, 2021We belong to a lot of clubs. Some for pure educational or recreational purposes and some are big money savers for us and allow us [...] -
Chicken Pot Pie – Ninja Foodi
November 7, 2020I came from a large family. 9 kids and 2 adults. Cheap meals during the week was the mainstay. Our big/best meal was always on [...]
Hobbies
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Bake Day
July 25, 2020For years my daughters and I have shared an annual BAKE DAY during the month of December. We time it so that we have plenty of [...] -
NASCAR
July 10, 2020We have been avid NASCAR fans for years. Before we started traveling, we had a season pass at Texas Motor Speedway for years but [...] -
Metal Detecting
July 10, 2020I started metal detecting 40 yrs ago but let it go by the wayside with work and raising kids. Now that we are retired, what [...]
Current Posts
Homeschooling While Traveling
Full disclosure: We are full time RVers but we do NOT have children with us and know very little about homeschooling but we often see others posting questions about it so we thought it would be helpful to do some research and enlist others to share their expertise. A big […]
Memberships and Clubs
We belong to a lot of clubs. Some for pure educational or recreational purposes and some are big money savers for us and allow us to live the lifestyle we love. So let’s do the math: Campgrounds can run from $30 to over $100 a night depending on where they […]
Chicken Pot Pie – Ninja Foodi
I came from a large family. 9 kids and 2 adults. Cheap meals during the week was the mainstay. Our big/best meal was always on Sunday. During the week it was pot pies, TV dinners (the cheap ones), hot dogs, fish sticks, soup, etc. I hated pot pies. Still do […]
Medicare 101
So you’ve finally retired and life is good but now it’s time to sign up for Medicare and pick a Supplemental Plan – a task which can be extremely complicated and confusing. So what do you do? Answer: You find someone that’s knowledgeable, compassionate and patient enough to walk you […]
Article #3 – The EXIT STRATEGY
Exit Strategy: What is yours? Is it to ride off into the sunset in your RV? Do you even have an Exit Strategy? If not, you should. In my planning, I was so giddy with the shiny jewels of camping (Jackson Hole antlers, Balloon festival in New Mexico) that I […]
Safety Cones
We’ve encountered several instances where a safety cone was necessary but who has room in your RV bays to store them? Well we found the perfect solution: The Sunnyglade Collapsible Safety Cones. They fold up to a 12.4” square that’s only 2” tall but expand to be 28” tall and […]
Bell & Howell Spin Power
I never seem to have enough electrical outlets in our RV. And to make it worse, the outlets in my kitchen are mounted under the cabinets where you can’t see them to plug things in and are difficult to use if you are cooking with something that has one of […]
Voting While Traveling
Voting while traveling is a little complicated but don’t let that stop you from exercising your most valuable right! There’s Still Time To Vote! For Texas, for the General Election on November 3, applications to vote by mail must be received by October 23. Completed ballots must be received by […]
Article #2 – How Will I Live Life On The Road?
– Matt Colender When I think of retiring and living on the road, I am filled with a sense of adventure and of freedom! I imagine Marcia and I having a planned campground for the night ahead and we are driving towards it with our small dog on the floor, […]