Another quick post this week while we continue our hiatus from creating new content, with some links to some past content that you might enjoy catching up on. As a newer reader, you might not have seen this past content. And long time readers might have forgotten about them.
One of the more frequent questions we’ve seen asked in RVing groups and forums is ‘how much should I budget for full time RVing?’. It’s one of those ‘it depends’ answers based on your own personal budget, lifestyle choices and preferences. Over the years we’ve kept a log of our monthly travel related costs, and have shared them publicly. This post goes over a lot of information on considerations for setting your own budget, and includes a lengthy in-depth video too.
What Does it Cost to Full Time RV?
Escapees, Xscapers, FMCA, Good Sam, Passport America, Harvest Hosts, Thousand Trails… so many options and each offers something different.
When you get into RVing you can easily be overwhelmed with all the choices. But which clubs are right for you?
This post/video go over the features & benefits of each – so that you can make an informed decision of where to put your hard earned dollars.
RV Clubs – Which Are Right for You?
The winter boondocking season is upon us. Even if you follow the warmer weather, chilly nights can still catch up. Here’s our tips and tricks for keeping warm on those night without blowing your electricity or propane budget.
Boondocking: Keeping Warm While Chilly Camping
Moving into a small space means you’ll likely have much more limited storage for clothing. Moving into a home that moves, means you might need more variety for seasonal climate changes & special events.
Here’s our tips and tricks for having a versatile RVing wardrobe suitable for hiking, lounging around, enduring a variety of climates to a night on the town.
Tips & Tricks for a Versatile RVing Wardrobe
Got food restrictions? It’s not as difficult as you might think to travel full time and eat within your limitations. I’m gluten free and mostly vegetarian – and we’ve found awesome options in some very unexpected places of small towns across the country.
And especially with an RV, you always have your kitchen with you.
Food Restrictions and Full Time RVing
General Update: We’re doing fine. We’re very much continuing to enjoy some down time from being as engaged on social media and focusing on taking care of ourselves. We’re exploring the desert southwest this winter with no specific plans for the upcoming months, and it feels great to have no commitments on our plate. We’ll transition out of hiatus for our usual year end wrap-up posts, and likely resume some semblance of ‘normal’ blogging after the beginning of the year.
You can catch us being active on the Internet for RVers public Facebook group, and covering the mobile internet news over at RVMobileInternet.com. We’ve also been able to create a bunch of new content over there with the new found extra time.
Until next time… we wish you well and much joy this holiday season.
Your technomadia blog has been bookmarked as one of our reference resources in our 8 month countdown to full-time rv-ing. Cherie and Chris are inspirations in our ongoing journey to that goal. The technology information included on this blog is central to our aspirations. Please consider continuing your blog for us “new want-to-be” RV’ers. We understand your need for down-time and we thank-you for all the information you have already posted. Please know that you have influenced our future choices in a positive way!
Thanks for still posting. Really miss you guys!
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These are great strolls down Memory Lane, Cherie/Chris! I especially love the “RV Clubs” chat SO much that I d’loaded it to my harddrive and watch it now & again! Rest well. Reflect. Recharge. Rebound!
Love yew, Shugahz!
Aww…. thanks John!
I always enjoy hearing from you! Glad to know you are taking care of yourselves. resting and restoring your batteries. You are solar powered, aren’t you? 😉
For sure… recharging our batteries for both our RV and our minds from the sun 🙂
Thanks for a peek at more of your older blogs. And that picture of you and Chris is a great one. Love the beautiful red dress on you. Thrift store, really. Lovely picture of the two of you.
*blush* Thanks. Some great finds in those thrift stores! 🙂
Cherie, Hubba hubba!! Wowzer! And any other similar remark to that Goe – jus red evening gown with you in it! Oh –you look good too, Chris. ;-} Hope you both enjoy every minute as much as ever. *Clinks* all around!! (Some day I’ll have enough nickles to put together into the wine-tip pot!)
*blush* Thanks, Ann. Us nomads can clean up pretty well when we need to 🙂
Thank you for all of the time and effort you have put into this site and your youtube videos. My wife and I have been RV shopping for just over a year and are getting our finances together to make the leap. I have found your site and videos instructional and inspirational. I have to admit, I spend more time on the videos because I can listen at work and have been looking for the next one, now I have learned by visiting the site that you have taken a pause because of haters, what a shame. I hope that you decide to return and continue to educate and inspire. Most of the haters are jealous and just don’t have the guts to do something on their own. The rest of us miss you.
Thanks Great.. appreciate that a bunch. It’s a lot of work to create content both in writing and video, but we know it’s reaching people in different ways. We’re working on ways to find balance in it all.
I am really enjoying reading these “recycled” posts. Since I only discovered you last winter, most of these posts are new to me. I hope you two are enjoying the southwest and getting the break you need and deserve.
Thanks. I gotta admit, I’m having fun reading back myself. So much of it is evergreen sort of content.
Just found your site and just purchased an rv. Enjoy your hiatus. I have lots of your content to catch up on until you resume again. Thanks for the wealth of content. It is much appreciated.
You’re welcome.. thanks for stopping in!