Covid recovery while full-time RVing life has pointed out the inadequacies and hassles of our chosen lifestyle, but also showed us how awesome people can be.
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A Craptastic Covid Christmas
Wishing you a beautiful holiday from our craptastic Covid Christmas headquarters in sunny Southern California.
A Waterfall of Blessings (in a Shitstorm of a Year)
I struggle with what to say this week. And I’m trying really, really hard to find blessings in a shitstorm of a year. Thanks to our friend Rabbi Jill’s Gratitude Workbook, it may be possible to do it. The Price of Pure Love As Jim mentioned, we set Wyatt Ray free from his worn out […]
Starlink Satellite Internet for RVers?
Could Starlink satellite internet for RVers be the next great mobile broadband solution for RVers and digital nomads? If so, what is the price we’ll pay – and not just the cost?
Taphophile Tribute to Those Who Have Died, Not Passed!
A random collection of epitaphs with shout out to Rangan Chattergee and Julia Samuel for their discussion about coping with grief. Be honest with the reality: They’re dead – not passed nor lost.
With Love, Respect and Gratitude for a Great Man
A heartfelt tribute to Raul Agredano with love, respect and gratitude for a great husband, father, and diesel mechanic.
The Future of Full-time RVing
With RVing more popular than ever and campgrounds increasingly packed, the future of full-time RVing has been on my mind.
Democracy Is At Risk
Democracy At Risk photo essay inspired by conspiracy theory graffiti accusing Los Angeles county officials for mind game practices from Operation Mongoose to MK-Ultra.
The New Gel Foam Bed Mattresses for RVs, Our Major Upgrade!
The new made-to-order cool gel foam bed mattresses for RVs are so high quality, we finally ditched our original factory mattress for this model.
Reality Bites. Or does it?
Reality bites as we roll through California wildfire smoke and into L.A., but here’s why through the anxiety, the disparity and despair, the corruption and injustice, I see hope for better days ahead.
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