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The Ultimate List of RV Forums to Help You on Your Journey to RV Living

The Ultimate List of RV Forums to Help You on Your Journey to RV Living

by Heather | Jun 25, 2020 | RV Maintenance, RV Tips & Tricks, RV Travel Tips

The Ultimate List of RV Forums to Help You on Your Journey to RV Living I can’t count how many hours I have spent filtering through RV forums after something disastrous has happened to our coach. You know the feeling as an RV owner when you’re out in the middle of...

How to Flat Tow a Jeep Wrangler Manual Transmission: 2020 Update

by Nate Farris | Jun 16, 2020 | RV Life with Kids, RV Maintenance, RV Tips & Tricks, RV Travel Tips

How To Flat Tow a Jeep Wrangler Manual Transmission So let’s talk about something on nearly every RVers mind, towing a vehicle. There are so many ways to do this and I would like to go over all of them and sort of lay out the pros and cons of each. By the time...

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NOR•MAL: (adjective) conforming to a standard; u NOR•MAL: (adjective) conforming to a standard; usual, typical, or expected. I feel like normal depends on who is defining it. What is normal? How I choose to live and how you choose to live could be defined by 2 different people as abnormal. I’m listening to a book right now by Mel Robbins all about taking control of your life by overcoming your fears. We have big dreams to continue our as defined by us “normal” life... because we want to travel more. We want to hop on planes and discover faraway countries, pull up into remote locations in the RV and drop the jacks, pull up anchor and sail to remote locations. Nothing in our sticks and bricks life right now will last forever because we have big goals and dreams and there’s too much life to live. We made the hard choice to not put our kids in a traditional school this coming year because quite honestly we don’t want to be tied down. So our overarching goals are: 1️⃣ Heather needs to grow her business 2️⃣ Pay off our debt 3️⃣ Save a ton of money 4️⃣ Nate quits his job 5️⃣ Spend the next 3 years exploring the US 6️⃣ Save a crap ton more money 7️⃣ Buy a boat/learn to sail I was afraid to say our dream out loud except for in private chats with friends because I don’t want to fail and I was afraid of being judged. But life is a journey and if it takes us longer to sail then it takes us longer. All of this is to say... don’t allow someone else’s normal define yours. Don’t allow your fear to keep you from voicing your dreams into the world. Don’t let your debt or ability to make an income keep you stuck. Define your own normal.
Summers in the desert are no joke. You get out in Summers in the desert are no joke. You get out in the morning otherwise you wait until late evenings to go outside. Unless maybe you already live in the desert and you’re used to it.... 😂
Adventurous. Independent. Curiosity. Adaptable. Fr Adventurous. Independent. Curiosity. Adaptable. Frugal. Compassionate. Health. Humor. Resilient. Faith. We’re raising girls who have a respect for the world around them but aren’t afraid to get out there and take life by the horns. We’ve never really talked about our core values as a family but these are a common theme in our life. What are your family’s core values?
We didn’t travel to sight see... we traveled to We didn’t travel to sight see... we traveled to find the missing pieces of our life. For too long we went about life on autopilot. Going from day to day without ever veering from the path. I read recently that if you do the same thing over and over your life seems like it’s going so fast because your brain is filing away those moments together. We purchased a house. Had 3 cars. Student loans. Invested in life insurance like adults are supposed to do. We held 9-5 jobs with very little to show for it. We added 2 littles into the mix and from the outside looking in you’d think it was just a normal bowl of Cheerios. Nothing to see here! Then my husband deployed and we quickly realized what life was all about. We started to get a taste of it in 2018. Then in 2019 we hit the road. In 2020 we purchased a home base and went back to the day to day life but with a different mindset. We didn’t travel to sight see. We traveled to find the missing pieces of our life. This life is too short to spend your money & time in places that you don’t value. It’s too short to surround yourself with people who don’t value you. It’s too short to waste even a second if it wondering what if. Do what you love. Chase it with the ferocity you’d have if you knew you couldn’t fail. Make the goals. Put in the work. Show up & live each day like its your last. Today I’m putting in the work with hopes of getting back on the road soon. What are you working towards friends?
Happy Father’s Day to this guy. Nate is the best Happy Father’s Day to this guy. Nate is the best dad for our girls. Without him I wouldn’t have this crazy family or someone to chase down these crazy dreams we have. We love you Nate!
Interrupting your daily feed with a throwback to M Interrupting your daily feed with a throwback to Melbourne Beach... our hopeful future RV beach pad. Turn your sound on for the sound of the waves crashing. Dear Lord please take us back.
The Bighorn Fire... I shot this from my roof last The Bighorn Fire... I shot this from my roof last night and if I had to guess this is about 20 miles from our house. The picture itself is a little sloppy. The exposure was 30 seconds and with the fire moving and the smoke so thick it’s hard to even see the stars behind the mountain range. This has been insane to watch.
I’ve never witnessed anything like this. Since I’ve never witnessed anything like this. Since June 6th we’ve been watching this wildfire spread across our beautiful mountain range. It started from a lightening strike and proceed to grow to over 14,000 acres as of yesterday. Mt. Lemmon is now under evacuation orders as the fire crews work to get ahead of the blaze. We’re safe in case anyone is wondering but we’re cautiously optimistic.
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