After three weeks and three days living in Scoopy, but sticking close to home, we finally made our first fulltiming journey! It was only 102 miles to Bellingham, but it was significant for us. Before leaving, we managed to get …
We have now been in Scoopy for just over two weeks. We have everything we need and it is as organized as it can be. So although we have settled into our daily routine, it’s a bit of a false …
With the hectic month of June coming to a close, we started to see the light at the end of the tunnel. We still had a few significant tasks to tackle, but everything was finally coming together. On July 1st, …
In my last post I mentioned the word “hellish” to describe the Estate Sale. Even though it was successful and accomplished our goal of getting rid of lots of stuff, I still think of the whole process as a hellish …
It’s time to play catch up on the blog and bring you up-to-date on the goings on in our march to fulltiming freedom. And what a march it’s been! I might repeat myself here because frankly my mind is muddled …
When last I wrote about the black hole that is our master closet, I was very proud of myself for having cleared out a good majority of Steven’s stuff and a little bit of mine. He was in Ireland at …
Two weeks ago my Mom arrived from Texas to help us get packed up. Well, she actually came for Zac and Tara’s high school graduation, but she arrived a few days early to pack. From the moment she arrived, time …
Six weeks from today we will be moving into Scoopy. That’s not far off, but in that short time, we have a lifetime of things to do. Our house is still in complete disarray, boxes and papers everywhere. Over the …
Last February, when I gave my employers notice that I was leaving to fulfill our fulltiming dreams, I felt very conflicted. My two years at Athena Women’s Health has been amazing. Walking away from a job I love, from people …
Ever since Linda and I first decided that a life on the road was going to be our destiny, it has been fascinating to witness the reaction of family, friends and complete strangers. The concept of choosing to live in …