RVing in Mexico: Is The Myth of Bad Things Happening Real, or Not?
Our friends are on their way to RVing in Mexico for a few months. I’m so jealous, but still nervous about the safety of traveling south of the border in an RV.
Working the dream life for 17+ years.
Our friends are on their way to RVing in Mexico for a few months. I’m so jealous, but still nervous about the safety of traveling south of the border in an RV.
Jim shares a horror story about the leaky RV shower in the new rig, with a happy ending about the quick cheap fix and a lesson about jumping to conclusions.
You never know what’s in store for 2025 so as 2025 crashes through the door I’m holding out hope that it will be better than we could imagine. Will you join me?
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While we cruise into 2025, we wish you happy holidaze with plenty of good health, happiness, and prosperity for the new year.
After our friends narrowly escaped a Northern California seaside tornado last weekend, it got me ranting about RVing in the age of climate change disasters.
Like any goal, success in life is a marathon. But spoiler alert: It’s not a race! Like a marathon, it all depends upon how you define success.
The greatest pie cafe for sale in New Mexico is a quintessential American small business success story, and primed for a new pie baking pâtissier to own it.
Jim gives a photo tour of the new Arctic Fox 25R we now call home, with commentary about the pros, and very few cons.
We’re now enjoying hub and spoke travel just as planned, with our Project M camper and new travel trailer.
After a month-long cross-country search for our next full-time rig, our RV shopping horror story filled with disappointing, junky used trailers is finally over!
Jim catches up readers with a rant about how you had to be there is often the only way to sum up any great adventure.
In July we made a stop in the Yukon, to join the Sourtoe Cocktail Club. I almost chickened out, but courageously went forward with the crazy initiation rite.
The 33 days we spent doing full-time Project M living taught us valuable lessons about the limits of our comfort zones and tolerance for bare bones adventuring.
Jim reflects on the awesome people of Alaska after stopping to help one on the Alcan. Because that’s what you do.