Working the dream life for 17+ years.
Rave reviews and personal rants about the best and worst products, places, and people living a full-time RVing nomadic lifestyle
The current shitshow in this country that has all of us reeling leaves me at a loss to adequately express my thoughts. I call myself a writer, yet I don’t know how to intelligently convey the anger and grief I feel every time I reluctantly peek at the NPR news feed. Feeling uninspired to even try to tackle this topic, I still feel obliged to …
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?
Jim gives a photo tour of the new Arctic Fox 25R we now call home, with commentary about the pros, and very few cons.
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.
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.
Seventeen years after hitting the road on June 5, 2007, we are still old school RV blogging and staying in total control of our content, policies, and business.
You never know when you’ll need a jump start. So after we said yes to a WOLFBOX MegaVolt24 Jump Starter review, we had no idea it would happen in the real world
Living in Alaska for a year makes Jim reflect on the things he misses from traveling full-time around the lower 48 states.
On Thanksgiving Day, I’m so grateful for a few years of meditating with a Beginners Mind approach to life’s most challenging situations, like coping with cold and snow.
How Brad Stulberg’s new book about “Rugged Flexibility” is helping us in Alaska and beyond.
Winter in Alaska has begun! We are settled in to our Willow cabin, ready to begin the nuttiest year of our lives. Here’s a few details about the journey north.
Our Project M installation experience at Four Wheel Campers happened last week in Davis, California, and the possibilities for backcountry RVing are endless!
We survived the 2023 Eugene Marathon! Finally, 21 weeks of cold winter training paid off with two more cool medals from one of the best races in the country.
Our 2010 Arctic Fox 27-5B fifth wheel is officially for sale, but we aren’t quitting full-time RVing anytime soon. Check out our 4-season RV and contact us for details.
Why do hard thing like winter in Alaska when you can fly south instead? Because even full-time RVers need to get uncomfortable and push their limits to the max.