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Who knew that a small ball of fur could have such a profound impact on my choice of RV floor plan? Seriously, I rejected model after model because the litter box logistics required an engineering degree—one I do not have, nor aspire to earn. Enter Luna, my fearless feline copilot. She’s small, sassy, and somehow […]

Thanks for joining me on Part 2 of my journey from Florida to Wisconsin in Spring 2024. If you missed Part 1, you can catch up here. But First, a Crash Course in Rolling with a Tow Dolly(Not literally, thank goodness!) When I bought my Winnebago, I didn’t have a car. My maiden voyage from

I’ve detailed my experience with the Thousand Trails system for my travels between Wisconsin and Florida here. For this series of posts, I wanted to highlight the places we visited along the way. Quick side note: Like many of us, my time for fun is limited. I live and work full-time from my RV (you

I have a job that’s a delightful cocktail of marketing and sales support, shaken, not stirred. I work for a fabulous Fortune 500 company that’s so global, even my emails have jet lag. For the past five years, I’ve been a full-time remote worker, which means my office attire is a stylish blend of pajama

“What just broke?” If you haven’t barreled down the interstate and asked your travel companion that very question, you haven’t been RVing. Few things in life spike your adrenaline quite like steering a 32-foot RV (plus a towed car) through the ultra-narrow lanes of a construction zone, boxed in by towering cement barricades with nothing

“You drive that thing? All by yourself?” That’s the reaction I get every time I tell people about my RV. “Yeah, I do,” I reply, often with a grin. “I couldn’t do it,” they usually respond. “Yeah, you could,” I say, with all the confidence of someone who’s been there and back. Because the truth