So, one of the topics I planned on talking about for traveling nurses and people who travel full time or travel a lot are housing options. Really I can only speak to two options- living in an RV and taking company housing. Not all people who travel full time have the option to take company … [Read more…]
I’m no expert at living in an RV, but I did live in our RV for most of 2017 with a husband, two kids, a dog and a turtle, so I feel I am equipped to talk a bit on the subject. We own a 2012 32 foot bunkhouse Coachman Freelander. It is a … [Read more…]
The pictures in this blog are a perfect example of how a picture sometimes cannot depict how something actually look in person. The formation in this cave are amazing, but these pictures do not do them justice. This is Mercer Caverns in Murphys, California. The story we were told by our guide- A man, William … [Read more…]
Today is Juliette’s 9th birthday. She wants to go ice skating, but unfortunately, there is no ice skating to be had around Yakima (any that I can find online anyhow). So, we decided to go roller skating. We head to this roller rink to the east of Sunnyside, Washington. AND….. they aren’t opened today. I … [Read more…]
Well, here we are in Arizona, doing something I never thought we would be doing. We have left our home, family and friends to set out on adventure. We packed ourselves (my husband and I), my two children, our dog and turtle and traveled over 2,200 miles in our new 32-foot bunkhouse Class C RV. … [Read more…]
Changing Landscapes On Thursday morning of our westward trek we woke up in the parking lot of the Walmart in Big Spring, Texas. We started out on I-20 around 8:20 am. The land is pretty flat with windmills and oil rigs. These windmills and oil rigs are planted in the middle of farmland … [Read more…]