Living in an RV fulltime can feel small sometimes. One way to keep your space as open as possible is to evaluate and get rid of unnecessary things every so often. This video shows the criteria we use to determine what to keep and what to get rid of.
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The Short Answer My husband (Levi) and I often get asked the question: how much does it cost to full time RV? We can’t speak for other travelers, but our monthly budget stays somewhere around $2000. One-time annual fees are an additional $4000. Those numbers have fluctuated, but keeping an emergency stash available for unplanned
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The moonshine mash in the washing machine is fermenting nicely. So far the owner of the park has no idea. I had to stop working in order to guard the machine and make sure no one tried to use it. I have to protect my investment, right? I will run out of those wacky intros
December Travel Journal: Family, Food, Adiós Amazon, ¡Hola! Kansas! Read More »
Disclaimer: Levi and I are in no way affiliated with or representing Amazon. We are simply detailing our work camping experience for those interested. During the final quarter of each year, Amazon takes in thousands of employees in attempts to meet the demands of customers around the world seeking gifts for the holiday season. Among these
Work Camper Review: CamperForce Associates at Amazon Fulfillment Center in Haslet, Texas Read More »
We had the privilege of workamping with Sam and Marjie at Desert Rose RV park over the summer of 2015. We were excited that they let us shoot an interview and get a few RVing tips as well. They are just another couple traveling and living in their RV, but like all full-timers, they have
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We found out that the town we are staying in is a dry town, meaning they don’t sell alcohol. I thought this would be a perfect time to start my moonshine business. I put together 20 gallons of sugar water and lots of baker’s yeast. I hope the RV park owner doesn’t mind. More importantly, I
November Journal – Family, Food, and the Fulfillment Center Read More »
It’s been a full year since we drove away from our three story sticks and bricks home and moved our essential belongings, including our furry babies, into our 26 foot motorhome we lovingly refer to as Starbuck. We had officially moved into our RV on my husband’s 30th birthday, December 19th, 2014. We took our
10 Revelations We Made After Our First Year of Full Time Rving Read More »
We got out of Vegas only to realize we were in Bat Country, but we did manage to leave before Nicholas Cage crashed a plane on the Strip, then chased the bad guy on a moving fire engine. He prevailed and even saved his daughter’s stuffed bunny he got her as an I’m your dad
October Part II: Westward HO! Or… Eastward…Or… To Texas! Read More »
A man came by claiming to be a scout for hand models. He took one look at my short, pudgy appendages and said I am exactly what he was looking for, so instead of going to Amazon we have decided to try our luck in the modeling world. Our first shoot will be a centerfold in the
October – Part I: Leaving Las Vegas…Again. Read More »
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