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
Honoring favorite poet Charles Bukowski on his birthday August 16.
Our view from Lake City Colorado is one reason why we continue to full-time RV across North America.
Workampers have been all over the media lately and RVers are buzzing about the Harper’s Magazine article called “The End of Retirement: When You Can’t Afford to Stop Working.”
This week a few hot debates occurred in the We Love Workamping Facebook Group, mostly in agreement with my view that this article is pure sensationalism and misrepresents the full-time RVing lifestyle. One group member wrote to the author to share his own story, and she responded to his email with the following:
Does Jim look like a decrepit, old workamper who’s down on his luck?
Sadly, the image of old, broke and destitute full-time RVing workampers is now being promoted all over TV, radio and the Internet.
It’s been 56 days since we’ve had a cocktail. Our closet is crammed with all of our favorite booze, because we stocked up at Costco in Las Vegas before we came out here to the sticks. But we haven’t touched a drop.
What does this have to do with full-time RVing? A lot. I’ll get to that. Meanwhile, we’ve been on the wagon, living like Mormons.
No gin and tonics.
No margaritas.
Happy anniversary thoughts on seventeen years of being married, road tripping and living in a van down by the river.
Long time full-time RVers share tip for remembering everything when preparing departure in fifth wheel trailer with jacks down.
Anti RV generator poem rant as seen on the Slab City community bulletin board.
A birthday tribute to our beloved friend Kristopher Krall, aka Spoonie Gee of Festus, Missouri and San Francisco, California.
Slab City Kama Sutra tank artwork desecrated by urban graffiti art vandals.
Slab City Community Group inaugural assosiation meeting questions and answers about sale of The Slabs land trust deal with the State of California for West Chocolate Mountains BLM Section 36.
A young, full-time RVers opinion about the Affordable Healthcare Act and Obamacare’s impact on our health insurance coverage.
Winter RV snowbird wanderings and fuel price rants from Death Valley to Humboldt County California.
Pondering Edward Abbey, the loss of the desert and Colorado River as we roam across the west for season six of our annual RVing snowbird adventure.
Why this full-time RVer will not use Facebook or social media to connect with friends and acquaintances.