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For many years now, our families and friends have gotten used to Kevin and I dropping our seemingly random/insane travel ideas on them.

For this post, we’re takin it back to 1991, firing up the boombox, and blastin out some vintage Boyz II Men.

Recently, Kevin, Thor, and I took a drive to Borrego Springs, a small town located about two hours east of San Diego in the Southern California desert.

Did I play some role in bringing on this dumpster fire of a year??

The key to having a great time at Glacier National Park is doing the exact opposite of what everyone tells you to do.

Recently, as I was scrolling through Instagram, I checked out the hashtag "RVLiving." Also, recently, I asked Kevin whether he thought I'd be able to start a website called www.quityourbullshit.com These two facts are not unrelated.

While we have loved living and traveling in our motorhome, full-time RV travel is not without its challenges. These are the things that, after 3.5 years on the road, are wearing us down and which, if you travel the way we do, might wear you down, too.

As a general rule, we dislike overly touristy places. The minute we see trinket stores, souvenir stands, and fudge shops (sorry... I mean, "shoppes"), we start looking for alternatives...

At the height of the Cold War, 54 underground silos containing the most powerful nuclear missiles ever built (before or since) littered the landscape in Arizona, Kansas, and Arkansas.

Driving through the front gate of Yellowstone National Park is like Dorothy opening the door to Oz...