As some of you may know, we have a combo washer/dryer in the “garage” of our tiny home. Although it pales in comparison to a washer and dryer that we were used to in our home, it is wonderful to have the access to laundry right in our own trailer! After some getting-used-to, some *slightly* […]
Well, sort-of… Shortly before we left Texas in June, we decided to purchase an inflatable boat! My dad first suggested an inflatable boat years ago. We lived near water, but didn’t get out much onto it so we never purchased one…fast forward to 2020. As we were getting ready to depart, we came to the […]
The biggest highlight in Boston, for us, was where we stayed! We found the most fun campground, and we took full advantage. The name of this campground was Normandy Farms Campground in Foxborough, Massachusetts. If you are a camper, and most notably with kids, check this place out! It’s clean, well kept and has great […]
Oh Bar Harbor has my heart! I spent a few weeks, back in high school here and I have always looked back on that very fondly! I could not WAIT to get back there, and it lived up to every expectation! We did a LOT of adventuring here. The scenery was AMAZING, the weather was […]
Sooo…. not our favorite place. I cannot speak for the entire state of New Hampshire, but the campground was meh. Beautiful and clean, but the campground culture here was not our jam. The location of our campground was not so great for things to do, other than hiking. We did partake in some of that… […]
These were the first words we heard that would turn into the most complicated, road-side, fix to date in our RV journey. Now, I will say, this was the best case scenario of all the possibilities as I will explain as we go… Now, I first must say our luck began about 45 minutes before […]
Several years back I graduated from a Master’s program in biotechnology, with course work that slanted more towards policy in a crisis (such as a pandemic) than it did laboratory work. One of the more interesting things I learned is that the Federal government (namely, FEMA) actually uses Waffle Houses to gauge how hard hit […]
