Last night, we enjoyed a sumptuous dinner cooked by our friends, Paul and Sandi. It was our pleasure to get out of the house (which looks like a war zone) and partake in some intelligent conversation and plenty of laughs with this wonderful couple. Paul and Sandi are a key part of our support system …

Seeking out work (marketing) is my responsibility in our small business. Truthfully, I enjoy creating emails and fliers, writing copy and using tools like Canva, Robly and other software to create pieces to send to our potential and existing clients. I call this part of marketing “the aerial assault” and I wish that it was …

When I woke up yesterday, I felt a lot of fear in my body. I said to myself, “it’s January 6 and we’re set to push off on February 1st and I have so much left to do and it’s going to be impossible to get all this done!” In addition, I was up at …

When your life becomes a mobile one, one of the realities is that you will be waiting. Sometimes it’s traffic or checking in to a new campsite. And sometimes, it’s a repair shop. Today, I’m sitting in an RV center in Peekskill, NY for some needed adjustments and it’s gonna be awhile before I can …

Today we are dropping Steph, Weston and Tex off in Newburgh where they’ll catch a ride to Philadelphia. Once there, the traveling trio will hop a freight train to Florida. Yes, they have a banjo and roll their own cigarettes. As Steph was leaving our house, she walked around the interior for the last time, …

Much has been written about how to declutter. There are books, TV shows, and podcasts galore if this topic interests you. My two cents on this topic are: 1) communicate with your partner; and 2) consider a multi-pass approach. Working with a partner means that you don’t have to answer the question, “where are those …