On our way west from Virginia, we were able to drive through Tennessee. One of our stops was in Nashville. We were racing the weather, and our stop was a Boondockers Welcome spot, so we only stayed two nights. This was not nearly enough time to explore Nashville, and we’ll have to come back, but it was really cool. Nashville: More Multilingual Than We Were Expecting One thing that really
Mom here, to talk about our experiences using different shower wipes. Yep, you read that right: we don’t always shower every day. Especially when we’re boondocking and need to conserve water, we often use one of these wipes to clean the important bits daily, and only shower every couple/few days. Coupled with our dry toilet, these wipes really go a long way to conserving our water supply, but they’re not
The Museum of Life and Sciences in Durham, North Carolina was one of the most amazing museums that we absolutely must go back to. It was like an epic STEM museum and a great zoo had a baby. The kids and Mom spent most of the day, and still barely saw a tiny fraction of what was available. One of our focus points along our travels has been to make
Mom here, to chat with you about the sugar beet harvest. I found out about this before we left our house, and signed up for it almost a year in advance! It was supposed to be good money with lots of overtime. There are several different companies that hire for the sugar beet harvest. I worked for Express Employment, and overall, they were a good company to work for. Pay
Mom here again, checking back in to update you about how our pets have adjusted to life in our bus. Many people and families have and love their pets. While some are harder than others to bring traveling, if they really matter to you, you can find a way. Some pets have a more nervous nature and might not adjust well to life on the road. In this case, it
Hi, Mom here, chiming in briefly about educating our kids on the road. I would like to start by saying that even though homeschooling is often a mom-dominated world, and we continue that in our family, that’s definitely not the only option. Many dads homeschool, too, as do grandparents and other family members. (Check your laws though; at least in WA state, it legally has to be the legal guardian