I expected the spiders, snakes, and bigger bugs because of the warmer weather, but not alligators. When someone mentions alligators, I think of Florida or swampy areas, not Texas lakes. But…Yep, we have gators. And might I add that we just bought an inflatable boat … Continue reading →
Happy Thanksgiving, Everyone! I hope you all get to eat lots of wonderful food with wonderful people. We’re spending our first Thanksgiving on the road at the coast. Padre Island, Corpus Christi, TX to be exact. Walks on the beach. Bird watching. Trying to rescue … Continue reading →
Hello, my lovely readers! I’ve missed you. I’ve been hard at work on my book so I put blogging on the back-burner. But it was worth it, my book is almost ready to be released—I’m so excited. Now on to the funny facts. Fact 1: … Continue reading →
She makes up stories about the other campers, of course. And who are the other campers worthy of this honor? Keep reading to find out. First let me start off with a difference between RV Park campers and lake campers—at least from my perspective. … Continue reading →
Oh, the things I have to do as a full-time RVer! No, the spiders aren’t real, but I bet they caught your attention. 😉 I thought for this post I would share some things my husband and I have to do now because of this lifestyle … Continue reading →
…this is how this full-time RVer writes. Yes, I had my husband take out the couch (along with some other things). Where did they all go? Only the storage unit gods know. 🙂 Keep scrolling to see more changes we’ve made, like to our master bedroom … Continue reading →
Texas Strong Hi, Everyone! I have decided to postpone the blog post I had planned for today out of respect for those suffering from the effects of Hurricane Harvey. My husband and I, and our little house-on-wheels, along with our college attending son in … Continue reading →
I bet that misprint made you click on the link didn’t it!? 😉 But…since you did, take a minute to read the rest of the post. Dirty laundry. It’s one of the greatest challenges I’ve faced with full-time RVing so far. Now I’m not a … Continue reading →
