The art of adaptability
After six years of full-time RV living, I’m kind of proud of the way I’ve adapted. I used to be very structured. Things had to be done in a certain order. If a change to that structure was presented,...
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A challenging RV journey east
About 30 minutes into the first leg of our seventh season of RV travel, a ding sounded from the truck dash. We didn’t see the message that followed, but it didn’t take us long to figure out the issue....
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Repacking bearings on an RV
After our freeway fire incident in 2024, we replaced our fifth wheel’s E-Z Lube axles with non-E-Z Lube axles, not wanting to repeat that scene, which had been caused by a failure of the rear axle seal....
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How a planner survives full-time RV life
It’s no secret that people come in all shapes and sizes. That goes for personalities too. Some people like to be organized and calculated. Others like to be spontaneous and fly by the seats of their...
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Boondocking across North Dakota
North Dakota may be the 39th state admitted to the Union, but it’s the 50th state Bob and I visited. Many other people have never made it there. According to YouGov, only 14% of Americans have visited...
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Scared out of the fifth wheel
A sudden shift in the wind outside the thin wall surrounding our bed awakened me from a deep slumber at 12:45 a.m. We had known before going to bed that night that a storm was expected before dawn, with...
