To ensure health while traveling, consider these 10 tips: Plan your trip thoroughly to minimize unpredictability. Always bring your own food to avoid reliance on local options. Pack necessary cooking tools. Identify grocery stores along your route. Research restaurant menus in advance. Explore local fitness facilities. Prioritize getting ample sleep. Stay hydrated throughout your journey.

Living in an RV comes with a few safety considerations that we should keep in mind: Fire hazards, carbon monoxide poisoning, and mold growth are some common risks. Let's make sure we drive and tow safely, and be extra cautious about security in campgrounds and while boondocking. It's also important to take care of our RV's water filtration system, keep our tires in good condition, and stay on top of our health care needs to support a safe and enjoyable RV lifestyle.

We've got a pretty cool mix of income sources happening right now—remote work, freelance gigs, and even some rental income. We also dip into our savings occasionally and pick up part-time jobs when we need to. It's all about keeping things flexible and fun. Plus, we've totally shifted our focus to enjoying experiences over collecting material stuff. Life's too short for clutter, right?

When you're looking for an RV to call home, there are a few things to keep in mind: First, you'll want to make sure the size and weight of the RV are a good match for your travel plans. It's also important to consider whether you'll need to tow anything and if you'll require extra vehicles for running errands. Don't forget to think about the size of your family and what kind of social activities you enjoy. And of course, your budget and travel preferences should play a role in finding the perfect RV for your lifestyle.

Balancing work, homeschooling, and having fun is definitely a juggling act! We've learned to get creative with our time and make the most of every moment. The RV's limited space has taught us all to be tidy and organized, and the ever-changing weather keeps us on our toes, always ready for an impromptu adventure (or a cozy movie night if it rains!). The key is to communicate openly as a family, so everyone's needs are heard and we can create a happy, harmonious home on wheels

Budgeting is super important for sustainable RV living! We totally geek out over tracking our expenses and organizing them into fixed costs (like RV payments and insurance) and variable costs (like fuel, campground fees, and groceries). Can you believe it? Our biggest expenses are usually campground fees and fuel. But don't worry, we've got some tricks up our sleeves to save some serious cash. We love planning our routes to minimize long drives and cooking up a storm in the RV. Plus, we're always on the lookout for free or low-cost activities. Have you heard about the Museum reciprocal program, Zoo reciprocals, or Museum for all? They're just a few of the awesome programs out there for saving some moolah. So, let's hit the road and have a blast while keeping our wallets happy!