Hoo WEE! If this subject doesn’t cause arguments the world over, I’m not sure what will. Heck, I just got finished blaring some Eagles on my last trip. (Yes, RV Nana knows how to rock). Let’s face it though, when…
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Well y’all, it’s getting to be that time of year. This spring has been a welcome wet one here in Texas, so I reckon the weather patterns for this year, compared to the last few biblical-style drought years we’ve had,…
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Well y’all, there’s been a law on the books for the past few decades stating that trailers with a gross weight over 4500 pounds have to have an annual safety inspection. That includes travel trailers. Turns out a lot of…
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Do any of you folks reading this own an RV or trailer where the kitchen is just too darn big? Show of hands? Anyone? Anyone? Yep. Nobody. If your kitchen is too big, then maybe you’re just too small, ha!…
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Only you, the seller, and the bank know how much you paid for the RV. You may be able to fudge that number a little bit with everybody else, but three people know exactly how much you’ve laid out for…
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Some folks travel by interstate, some folks travel by destinations, some folks travel by BBQ joints, and that’s what we’re going to do today. If you have a GPS, we’re going to add some waypoints today that are guaranteed to…
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Some days, I wish the Puritan Work Ethic had never been brought to America, because some days my blankets are so warm and comfy and it’s so chilly outside that there’s no way I should have to get up and…
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When I wrote Monday’s blog about Surviving an RV Trip With Your Kids or Grandkids it dawned on me that sometimes the biggest children we travel with are each other. The miles get longer, the butt gets flatter, the conversation begins…
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Maybe it’s an inflammatory title, but I think we all know that traveling with children has the potential to become stressful, exhausting, and very long. So today I thought I’d share a few tips that might help take the edge…
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I read this in the September/October issue of RVing Women and it’s a great set of guidelines for those times you find yourself without a campsite and need to overnight in a parking lot. The individual points are common sense of…
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