A question from a reporter the other day REALLY threw me for a loop. I don’t get tongue tied very often, I don’t get caught off guard, I mean most of the questions we field have been asked and answered ad nausea, right? Seriously when is the last time anyone read anything surprising, shocking or … Read more
We spent an indeterminate amount of time scouring the Internet, Pinterest specifically, for epic places to visit in Northern California. Of course, Yosemite and Sequoia National Park, the Redwood Forest, San Francisco, and other well known and oft visited places were on our list, but we were looking for the more obscure in order to round … Read more
“We are at a crossroads, we are struggling to decide whether to sell our house or to keep it. I say we are planning for failure, my wife says we have a place to call home. What did you do and what do you suggest?” Deciding whether or not to sell you house might be … Read more
Happy Monday!!! Yes, it is happy, even though it’s Monday. It’s another gifted day of life, it’s another opportunity to do good, another chance to make a difference, to have fun and create memories with our children, to grow closer to God and to each other. Monday’s signal a new start, the beginning of a … Read more
One of the nicest aspects of the new and luxury RV’s is their gallery … the kitchens are equipped with the top of the line, modern appliances that make cooking in an RV a pleasant experience. The older RV’s have gas stoves and miniscule ovens that aren’t even worthy of being called appliances, never mind … Read more
“A Leap Of Faith” is a oft-overused phrase, but it is absolutely how you would describe our rapid decision to start traveling 10 months out of every year. Some critics might describe it as reckless, gasp, or under researched, but a leap of faith is exactly what it was. Life is too short to and too … Read more
Before I was a mom, I knew I was meant to be a mom. Not a writer, not a career woman, just a mom, plain and simple. It was all I’ve ever wanted to be and I never thought of anything else. That is until I was in 12th grade scouting colleges and planning my … Read more