I remember her. I remember watching her and her boyfriend having these fabulous trips anywhere they could go, anytime they wanted to. You just need a RV and a sense of adventure. The scenery was breathtaking, it seemed like the perfect solution as we were planning for retirement, but there was a catch.

They were not retired.

And had to make money to afford to travel in a RV.

Find out why I chose not watch some fulltime rv people on YouTube anymore!

I knew this was a lifestyle change, maybe not permanent, but for now, it is a change and how would I deal with it? Well, at first I cried. I mourned the change and had plenty of regrets. But I should not feel this way I told myself many times. My husband adapted, why can’t I?

With today’s rising prices of high cost gas and campground fees, you may have to make a little extra money to travel to that ultimate destination, that fabulous place you have always dreamed of going to, especially if you are on a fixed income. So, how can you make money and travel fulltime in a RV while living on a fixed income?

You see amazing photos on Instagram of far off places to travel, places that you want to go to, but how can you with a small budget or even a limited means of travel? Maybe flying to another country is not in your plans, plus crowded spaces with people on an airplane or even a ship gives you the heebie jeebies.

May I introduce traveling in a RV?

Internet can be a challenge for those of us on the road., whether we are traveling for pleasure and like to stream movies, or we need to work on the road and desperately need internet It comes and goes, depending on where you are. Forget about the internet you had at your house, because it will not be as good as that! However, there are some ways to achieve internet if you are looking how to find it!

Click the many links I left for you to research for the best internet for you!

This may be an odd way to start a story, using a serious, low voice: “do’s and don’ts of fulltime rving with your spouse.” Living with your spouse in a house is quite different than a RV. You have size issues (itsy bitsy square footage in a RV), decisions to make, like how to properly put the toilet paper on the tp holder (by the way, the correct way is forward, not backward as my husband says), and smelly feet (oh gosh yes).

Find out how you can survive and thrive as a fulltime rver with your spouse by applying the 5 tips I have suggested here!

Is solar the right option for you? I know solar is popular now and lot of people want to either save money on electrical costs or energy, or just want to jump on the band wagon of buying solar because others are. I am here to tell you if you REALLY need it or not!

Preparing to slumber, I felt that sensation of sleepiness taking over with a pleasant and relaxing feeling. A few body twitches and I was almost asleep when I felt something. This something was not usual or ordinary. I opened my eyes slowly and looked around the hazy darkness.

Find out how we survived and tips for YOU to survive that bad weather you will face living in a RV!

You might be there scratching your head, wondering why I would want to talk about saving money while boondocking is free camping. Trust me, I know what I am talking about, and want to share with you how to save money so you can not only fulltime RV, but save money on those dreamy spots, as you boondock! Lets find out!

Going into this new lifestyle, I did know what I know now. I did not know the challenges I would encounter, the emotions I felt, the helplessness I went through. Living small, and I mean SMALL, has been incredibly hard and definitely a learning curve. Not all things about travel is hunky dory. Find out the top 3 reasons not to fulltime RV!

You look up and notice the pine trees mildly swaying with the breeze, as if performing a slow dance only for you to see. It beckons you to join them. Softly you chuckle, and say, “maybe next time,” as you only want to watch as you sit back in your lounge chair.

This could be you! Find out here!

A young lady sitting in her van with a thoughtful expression on her face as she looks out of her wide opened doors, an expanse of majestic mountains in the foreground, a coffee mug in her hand as she is ready to take a sip of the hot, steaming joe.

I remember seeing my stuff scattered on the driveway. It was organized, but it was out there for all the public to see. Things we worked hard for, or even spent time refinishing, all was for naught.

Seeing that ‘For Sale” sign in our front yard brought tears once again to my eyes. Why was I crying over a house? It is just a house…