Gentle readers, 2021 was a whole year. A lot happened. I wrote about none of it. I’ll work on getting this up to date and reminiscing about all our camping trips. Please stay tuned. At a glance, what you need to know is we went a lot of places. Toby Read more…
After three very long driving days, we got to the Capitol KOA outside of Washington, D.C for the first stop of our epic month long road trip. It was hot, we were tired, hungry, and grumpy. The dogs were tired, sick of the truck, and ready to stretch their legs. Read more…
It’s been a minute since I updated the blog! We had a few more camping trips since then, but nothing too exciting. I spent a couple of weeks by myself (with weekend visits from Jamey) in Okoboji while working remotely and discovered my new favorite campground and campsite at Marble Read more…
Maybe living full time in an RV isn’t all rainbows and unicorns
Having the trailer in a single spot has been so nice. I love having the ability to get away on my own without the work of hookup, towing, set up and tear down. During a time when I’m at home all the time, the change of scenery is so welcome. Read more…
Medora, North Dakota. At the doorstep of Theodore Roosevelt National Park, this tiny tourist town is a fun destination and full of patriotism. The North Dakota badlands take their name from the description of anyone who ever tried to cross them (pre-highways and vehicle day). The Lakota called the area Read more…
I’m an introvert. That doesn’t mean I’m shy, it just means too much time talking (especially small talk) and with people is draining for me, so I recharge by being alone. This COVID-19 quarantine season has proven I’m maybe a little less of an introvert than I originally thought – Read more…
The Weirdos celebrate their birthday’s in Detroit Lakes, Minnesota. Biking, boating, beer.
Well, it seems like camping season isn’t going to be as exciting as I had hoped, thanks COVID-19. Campgrounds are still closed for recreational camping. Construction around our house continues. There are a lot of roadblocks to have another camping season full of traveling to new places. All isn’t lost. Read more…
COVID-19 has turned the world upside down. So many people are sick or have lost their lives. Never in my life did I think we’d actually see something like this. We’re fortunate in so many ways. Safe in our home, a fridge full of food, money in the bank, still Read more…