Nanny’s Meatloaf

March 28, 2023 My grandmother was a great cook. Whether it was a meal when we'd visit or a holiday family gathering, the food was always delicious. One of my favorites she made was meatloaf and, when I grew up and got married, it was one of the first ones I learned to make. I've … Continue reading Nanny’s Meatloaf →

Thoughts From a Teacher’s Life – March

March 25, 2023 As I am writing this at the end of my Spring Break week off, having gone from hot weather, to freezing weather, and back to hot weather again, I am reflecting on how fast time goes by. When I was little, I would wish for a day or an event to get … Continue reading Thoughts From a Teacher’s Life – March →

How Minimalism Helped My Allergies and Asthma

March 21, 2023 I'm an accidental minimalist. In 2001, I was medically discharged from the military because I had asthma induced allergies and was allergic to, well, just about everything. Apparently, traveling to so many new places had jarred my immune system and tipped me over the edge--or that was how a doctor explained to … Continue reading How Minimalism Helped My Allergies and Asthma →

Travel Planning or Winging It?

March 18, 2023 I have been a traveler all my life. The farthest back I can remember was when I was 6 and we went on a summer road trip from our home in Florida to see family in Alaska. We stopped so many places that, at the time were cool, but not significant. Today, … Continue reading Travel Planning or Winging It? →

Why We Created “Our Travel Planner”

March 14, 2023 When we started this journey into full-time RV life a little over a year ago, we knew there would be a lot of information to keep up with. Being the organized person I am, I got a current road atlas, Planner, RV journal and an RV GPS device, plus I plugged things … Continue reading Why We Created “Our Travel Planner” →

Traveling with Bicycles

March 11, 2023 Like many travelers, we have to consider very carefully the things we decide to carry with us. Bicycles are one of those difficult to decide on things. While they can be useful, they are a lot of weight, can present transport challenges, and aren't always easy to use everywhere you go. For … Continue reading Traveling with Bicycles →

RV Show Camping – Is It Worth It?

March 7, 2023 Map of the Tampa Super Show 2023 In January, we camped at the Tampa RV Show, as did many other RVers. Many we talked to that came over for the day asked us if it was worth it. This was a question we asked ourselves before deciding to commit to it. Since … Continue reading RV Show Camping – Is It Worth It? →

Navigating the WDW Transportation Options

March 3, 2023 Whether you have been to the Walt Disney World Resort in Florida or not, you are probably aware that it is HUGE! Navigating it can be a challenge, but there is plenty of transportation throughout all the Disney areas, so you don't have to worry about driving for any of it, unless … Continue reading Navigating the WDW Transportation Options →

Camping at Disney’s Fort Wilderness in Florida

February 28, 2023 Our site at Fort Wilderness - 1400’s loop near the Meadow Our family decided we would spend a week at Disney's Fort Wilderness Campground to celebrate our Christmas this year. We waited until January, when the prices drop and time was more available in our schedule. We have stayed there before for … Continue reading Camping at Disney’s Fort Wilderness in Florida →

2021 Keystone Sprinter 32BH – One Year Review

February 22, 2023 We have owned our 2021 Keystone Sprinter 32BH (also called a Campfire Series, or 32FWBH, depending on your source) for a little over a year now. We purchased it new in November 2021 from a local central Florida dealer after having searched for years to find an option that suited us. We … Continue reading 2021 Keystone Sprinter 32BH – One Year Review →