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Visiting Portland Maine with Kids

Visiting Portland Maine with Kids

by Heather | Oct 19, 2019 | Family Travel Activities, Travel Guides, US Travel Destinations, YouTube Videos

Portland, Maine with Kids This week we travel from Vermont and New Hampshire to Maine, our ultimate northern destination on our travels. We are excited to discover Portland, Maine and all that it has to offer. We visited Portland Head Light just as Hurricane Dorian...

Visiting Niagara Falls American Side

by Heather | Oct 19, 2019 | Family Travel Activities, Family Travel Tips, Travel Guides, US Travel Destinations, YouTube Videos

Visiting Niagara Falls American Side We spent a week in the Buffalo, NY area and our friends took us out to Niagara Falls. We were taken aback by the power within the falls. Before we got to the Falls as we were traveling across New York State we came across an...
Michigan Travel Guide: From Michigan to Ohio

Michigan Travel Guide: From Michigan to Ohio

by Heather | Oct 18, 2019 | Family Travel Activities, Family Travel Tips, Travel Guides, YouTube Videos

RVing Michigan As we wrap up our Northern adventures in Michigan we head towards Ohio. This weeks video will take you from Michigan to Northern Ohio where we bunkered down for a couple nights before heading to New York.  We spent time swimming Great Lakes, canoeing in...
Things to Do in the Black Hills: Jeep Trail Riding & Camping

Things to Do in the Black Hills: Jeep Trail Riding & Camping

by Heather | Sep 20, 2019 | Family Travel Activities, Travel Guides, US Travel Destinations, YouTube Videos

Are you looking for things to do in the Black Hills? You’re in luck because this summer we spent a week discovering the area including hitting some of the top attractions.  We had a blast Jeep trail riding and camping with our family. We even celebrated our daughter’s...
10 Tips for Traveling with Younger Kids

10 Tips for Traveling with Younger Kids

by Heather | Jul 5, 2019 | Family Travel Activities, Family Travel Tips, RV Life with Kids, RV Travel Tips

If you’re like us you are traveling with younger kids in tow and sometimes our days feel like chaos. They start out great. We have great intentions but by the afternoon we’re all exhausted and ready to pack it up and never leave the house (or RV) again. Truthfully,...
Jupiter Florida Travel Guide: Where to Stay & Things to Do!

Jupiter Florida Travel Guide: Where to Stay & Things to Do!

by Heather | Jun 10, 2019 | Family Travel Activities, Family Travel Tips, RV Life with Kids, Travel Guides, US Travel Destinations, YouTube Videos

This week we’re bringing you a Jupiter, Florida travel guide to make your family vacation planning this summer a little easier. We’re going to be talking about the best beaches in Jupiter, Florida as well as a few other things you can do and the few places we ate. If...
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Instagram post 2275198347791178758_7755483542 We’re addicted to interruptions. I remember a time when I could sit and watch an entire movie without getting up or checking my phone once. Do you remember those times when you would only get up during commercials to get snacks and go pee? Yeah me too. 🙈 Nothing else could pull me away from my people or favorite show. But these days with all the tech in our homes interruptions have become more prominent and yet we’re addicted to being productive and busy. In a world of constant buzzing I crave more boundaries. When we moved into the RV I wanted it to be less than what it turned out to be... so I’m drawing a line in the sand and creating those boundaries now that we’re in our home. I’ve had to adjust and really make boundaries and priorities so it all flows sans guilt. That’s means bed by 9 and up by 6:15. Work gets done early and I have more time to be present with the girls. So what do you do quell distractions? I’m still looking for ways to cut cell phone time.
Instagram post 2273000019414448177_7755483542 All the days are running together and they move so quickly. Yesterday we put up our shades from @coolaroousa. We are all moved in now and there is more stuff we want to sell but we’re hesitant with the virus rates rising in Arizona. How are you all doing? Where are you at these days?
Instagram post 2272329408614536213_7755483542 🛑 Friends I need HELP! 🆘 I have a very grown up kitchen now. I love it so much but I despise electric stoves. Not only that but I am so confused about how to clean my new glass cooktop. How do you get the nasty looking rings off of it? Please help a girl out. I hate it looking so filthy.
Instagram post 2270000328162419417_7755483542 Eliminate instead of organize. This is a mantra for our current state of affairs. We left our former life in Missouri & we also tried to leave our need to hang on to things along with it. When we pulled up roots last year and hit the road we knew things would be different going forward. We pledged to live more, make more memories and spend less time doing the things that suck our energy away. Building habits over the last year to not just hop on Amazon or run out to TJ MAXX and buy whatever suited our desires in that moment has been vital. We’ve been rallying for this moment of social distancing for a year and couldn’t be more prepared to pull it off. If you need me or want to FaceTime I’ll be eliminating things we packed away and organizing what we do need.
Instagram post 2269232638191747555_7755483542 Nate started our desk project so I don’t have to work from everywhere in the house. I need a place to spread out but also not have to move my stuff every time I need to stop working. I might need help designing the room after the desk is in... who’s up for virtual office planning?
Instagram post 2268539157781833070_7755483542 I’m not sick but I’m exhausted. Trying to run a business in the midst of feeling absolutely wiped out has a been tough. I’m doing what I can and outsourcing what I can to my incredible assistant. I probably should have taken the week off. In the meantime, I’m planning a desk build and our office space. Chairs, shelves, video wall, etc. Nate has been busy unloading the RV and getting his projects going. He’s on a mandatory 2 week quarantine from work so he’s got plenty to do. How are you today friends?
Instagram post 2266906625101297152_7755483542 🏡 We’re Home! 🏡 This has been a painful process and yesterday was the hardest day yet of buying this home. We bought it from an estate. 3 grown kids were selling their parents home. Their mom was in her late 90s when she passed so these kids could be my parents if not grandparents. There was a lot of emotion and it was hard to watch the son hand me the keys yesterday. As we pulled the jacks up on the RV it was like a signal that our FT journey was ending. I watched Nate pull out of our family’s drive I started crying. I thought I wanted to travel full-time for 2 years. I felt accomplished, excited, relieved and a bit like a failure for not making it work. This change was put on my heart by the Lord. I was tired mentally and emotionally from carrying the load of our family finances. Don’t get me wrong I make great money but God had other plans. So here we are after nearly 2 months. Title paperwork recorded, the loan funded and it was all made possible with self-employment income, a new job that showed up miraculously, hard work and the Lords hand. We couldn’t have done it without the support of our family here in Tucson. They were rockstars! We’re home and looking forward to slower living and more regional travel.
Instagram post 2264750602060179701_7755483542 For once in my life I feel at peace with everything going on. For the last 2 years we’ve been prepping to travel then traveling. Our travel journey may be what most of you are here for. I’m sorry to be the bearer of bad news for our newest followers but we aren’t traveling full-time anymore. We’re planning to travel in the fringe times around Arizona once we get settled back into house life. We’d like to visit the Grand Canyon, Monument Valley, Antelope Canyon, Horseshoe Bend and more. So what does someone who just came off the road do now that they aren’t traveling and seeing new places every week? For us we’ve been discovering our new city. Tucson is a magical place and if you’ve never been you definitely should come! We spend our time riding our bikes and hiking. We go on evening drives up Mt. Lemmon to watch the sunsets. We’ve found our places... Our favorite hikes, places to eat and places to ride our bikes. So if you’re wondering if we’ve gone back to our old ways... the answer is no. If you want to follow us as we figure out this intentional, minimal journey into home ownership I’m inviting you along. You won’t see as much travel stuff. There will be more home updates, homeschool, Tucson exploration and just my ramblings on our journey to intentional & minimal living. P.S. if you want to see a quick home tour you can find it in our stories.
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