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Choosing Peace in a Season That Demands Stillness
This has been a winter to remember. The kind of winter that, decades from now, we’ll reference with a knowing smile and say, “I remember when…” It was a hard one by any measure. Frozen RV water lines. Trudging through nearly a foot of snow just to reach a water source. Moving slowly – carefully…
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The Year I Stopped Looking Back and Started Living RV Life
You know you’re on the right track when you become uninterested in looking back. – anonymous Some years make you cling to the rear-view mirror, desperate to understand the bumps you hit. Other years? They make you tuck it up, fog the glass, and drive on. This year was the kind that tried to shake…
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Confessions of a C-Rated Black Tank
Our Eye-Opening RV Tank Flush with Kleen Tank Of all the things we’ve picked up on the road so far, one lesson towers above the rest: keeping your tanks clean (and avoiding the dreaded “poop pyramid”) is non-negotiable. We thought we were ready for whatever might flush out of our RV tanks… until Connie from…
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Embracing the Unexpected: Our Journey to Full-Time RV Living
A few months ago, I found myself reflecting on the old cliché, “The only constant in life is change.” What I didn’t expect was just how profound that change would be. At the end of May, I was unexpectedly let go from a job I truly loved at a legal office. The news blindsided me and, for…
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The only thing constant is…
It seems like the only constant for me is my ability to be inconsistent. At some point I’ll make a habit of posting on the regular. Until then, here I am. So, I’ve made it through my first complete cycle of four seasons, my second Virginia winter; this year’s being much harsher than last. I’ve…
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Love Language
There’s absolutely something to individual love languages – books and tests abound on the subject. I am here to clear things up when it comes to women. (Take note men!) While everyone has those specific things that speak to their soul like gifts, affirmations, or service, let me tell you what women really want:
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Let Them
“Let us respect gray hairs, especially our own.” — J. P. Sears Some of you are aware of the struggles I endured concerning my decision to no longer color my hair and let Mother Nature rule the beauty roost. Sexism and worldly beauty expectations forced me from a place where I had proven myself as…
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It’s in the Little Things
The little things – the long baths, the page turning novels, the quiet Saturday mornings, the starts, the oceans, the city lights – they were the big things after all. – The little things – the long baths, the page turning novels, the quiet Saturday mornings, the starts, the oceans, the city lights – they…
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Hello Stranger by Katherine Center
Katherine Center where have you been all my life!!?? I’m blown away at how much I felt while reading Sadie and “Joe’s” story. Blindsided you might say. Here is where it happened for me – when you locked me in with full-throttled investment: “…as if my soul had been rained on and couldn’t dry out.” …
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Peace In The Margins 