A question I see pop up all the time on RV forums and Facebook from people in the full-time planning stages is “how much should we budget for groceries?”. And my honest answer is at least as much, if not […]
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Calling South Dakota {HOME}…kinda
April 5, 2014
Bicycle sculpture in Pringle, SD{Date of visit: June 12-17, 2013} After realizing that our private site at Country Charm was a bit too remote for all of the sight-seeing we still wanted to do in …
The Black Hills and some Country Charm…
March 24, 2014
{Date of visit: June 7-12, 2013} South Dakota surprised us with it's diverse weather and ecosystems. The eastern part being humid and fairly flat with the banks of the Missouri River and mudflats making up …
Rambling Yogi: Episode 4~Burlington, Vermont {Check you Pretentiousness and Shoes at the Door}
March 17, 2014
Burlington Yoga 215 College St. Burlington, Vermont Styles of Yoga Offered: Hatha Variations of Hatha and "flow" Beginner/Basics Restorative Class(es) I took: Flow Price: 60 minute class $13 drop-in 90 minute class $15 drop-in My brother-in-law and sister driving down the …
The Good, the Bad{lands} and the Ugly…South Dakota
March 14, 2014
{Date of visit: June 3-7, 2013} Note to self: Do not write blog posts while sick with the Voodoo Flu as they come across very negative.Sorry for that last post (re: Sioux City) being a …
Looking For the SIlver Lining in Sioux City
March 5, 2014
{Date of visit: May 29-June3, 2013} Every once in a while you come across a place that feels like home...a place that has charm and culture and leaves you feeling alive and ready to grow …
Riders On the Storm…aka Crying For My Mom to Save Me in Tornado Alley
February 27, 2014
{Date of visit: May 26-29, 2013} I'm not going to lie, we were eager to get out of Missouri. Folks like us...you know, the ones from Northern California who say an earthquake (which comes with …
St. Louis…Home of the Pork Steak and Corkball*
February 24, 2014
St. Louis...that magical city on the Mississippi River that might be the best thing since sliced bread...which is funny, since the bread slicer was invented here. It's unfortunate that I didn't know much about St. …
The Struggles of Staying “Green” on the Road {The Problem with Single Serving “Convienence”}
February 12, 2014
sourceGoing (and staying) “green” can prove to be quite a challenge. Some communities make it easier by offering access to recycling centers and bins in multiple locations throughout the city while others have strict …
{New} Harmony, Gee I Really Love You
February 10, 2014
I may have mentioned in an earlier post that our method of fulltime travel is more leisurely than some. You won't find a leg of our journey (so far) that is in …
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