We went RVing to Yellowstone National Park looking for bears. Well, not really looking for bears, but we did want to see some wildlife in their “natural setting”. We saw some buffaloes, some elk and some mule deer, which don’t get me wrong – was very cool. We didn’t see any bears so we were […]
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Bear Attacks, RV Crashes, Drama and Trauma While RVing Full Time
September 1st, 2011 
Ralph 
Posted in RVing, RVing Full Time 
Tags: Bear attacks, full time RV, How to go RVing full time, RV full time, RVing full time 
22 Comments »13 Reasons Why Kids Should Go RVing
August 19th, 2011 Alexander Sorenti-Burns There are lots of reasons why kids should go RVing. At first when we went on our full time RV trip, I wasn’t sure if I’d like it that much. But now after two months, I really like it a lot. I think there are a lot of kids out there who may think that […]
Posted in Alex's RVing Thoughts, RVing Tags: Bufaloes, full time RV, Full time RVing with kids, Glacier, Kids, KOA, RVing, RVing with kids, Target Field 47 Comments »How to Write A Blog Post While RVing Full Time
August 16th, 2011 Eli Sorenti-Burns Since we started living in an RV full time, I have written many blog posts about RVing full time. Because I have been doing this for about two months, I thought it would be fun to show people how to do it. So I am writing a blog post and I am teaching you how […]
The Best…and Worst Runs I’ve Had While RVing Full Time
August 15th, 2011 Ralph I really hate running…all the panting, the aching knees, the back pain, the burning chest, the inevitable stitch in the side. I really want to love it, but I am just not a big fan of running. However, one thing that I do at every RV park we go to is take at least one […]
How to Work Out Like Bruce Lee When RVing Full Time
August 14th, 2011 Ralph OK, I have a confession to make…I am totally addicted to exercise, I admit it. I go INSANE when I don’t exercise every day. When I don’t exercise, I turn into a cross between a rabid grizzly bear and one of those nasty ogres from the Harry Potter movies. And when you live in less […]
RVing Full Time | My Most Favorite Thing to Do In South Dakota
August 13th, 2011 Alexander Sorenti-Burns We went to South Dakota in our full time RV and we did a lot of fun things, including seeing Mount Rushmore: We even got to touch the flag at the night time ceremony at Mount Rushmore: While RVing full time, we also saw the Crazy Horse Monument: We saw Jewel Cave: The full […]
Posted in Reviews, RVing, RVing Full Time Tags: full time RV, Horseback riding, RV full time, RVing full time 16 Comments »My Worst Day Full Time RVing…But The Best Night
August 9th, 2011 Eli Sorenti-Burns I had the worst day so far RVing full time. The Morning First thing in the morning the toilet flooded. Somehow toilet paper got stuck in the toilet and it overflowed all over the floor and into my room too! I know it sounds funny but it is not! Dad was very upset and we […]
Posted in Eli's RVing Thoughts, RVing, RVing Full Time Tags: full time RV, RVing, RVing with kids 21 Comments »Full Time Rving and the Rearview Mirror
August 7th, 2011 Jen “The funny thing is, the moment I am in one country I am homesick for the other.” – Grandfather’s Journey, Written and Illustrated by Allen Say To me, the children’s book Grandfather’s Journey is simply haunting. It’s about longing for two places at once and the feelings one gets having lived in two countries. […]
Posted in Jen's Corner, RVing, RVing Full Time Tags: friends, full time RV, RV full time, RVing full time, Wisconsin 16 Comments »How to Plan Your Full Time RV Trip: Mission and Time Frame
August 3rd, 2011 Jen So, you want to go full time RVing? In our first post in this series we discussed the importance of being flexible and your mindset for living in an RV full time. So here we get to the next important step in the process of planning your full time RV trip, mission and time frame. […]
The Full Tme RV Family Goes to The Herbert Hoover Museum
August 2nd, 2011 Alexander Sorenti-Burns Did you know that Herbert Hoover gave millions of tons of food to Europe after World War One which helped save millions of people’s lives? Did you know that in the early 1900s, he was called “The Great Humanitarian”? When we were full time RVing in Iowa, we went to the Herbert Hoover Presidential Library […]