Here’s one of the most popular Airstream questions I get… “What do you eat?!” As some of you know from reading my book, we have some dietary restrictions that enable Brian to live a healthy and full life. Mainly, we all try to avoid gluten. So how are we feeding a family of five in a tiny kitchen while maintaining our dietary restrictions? I’m glad you asked!
Read MoreI’m all about a reset. If you’ve been following me for any length of time, you know that. I’ve almost lost count of how many times I’ve reset my business, my health, my life, and my marriage. In fact, you can real allll about that in my book, Sleeping with a Stranger.
Read MoreAt the end of last year, I wrote a quick guide to being flexible while staying committed to your goals. This week, Whitney Port shared my guide on her blog!
Read MoreWhile we were staying in Carlsbad, NM, we visited Guadalupe Mountains National Park. We did the Guadalupe Mountains National Park as a day trip, and here’s a travel guide of everything we loved about Guadalupe.
Read MoreEver since heading out on our Airstream adventure, we’ve been doing a lot of hiking. Really, we’ve been doing more hiking for the past few years, ever since I made it a goal to intentionally get outside and experience the peace and gratitude I seem to find whenever I’m in nature. But now that we’re living in an Airstream, my list of essentials for a good hike has been edited and perfected to include 7 perfect picks. So today I’m sharing what I take with me on every hike.
Read MoreOnce we finished up with The Home Edit team in Nashville, we needed to find some adventure! So we headed West about as quickly as we could. If you’re wondering just how the west was won, we can tell you: with some screen time, McDonalds, and a healthy heap of flexibility. Our first stop on our adventure out was was at Awesome Acres Alpaca Farm in Oklahoma City, OK, another Harvest Hosts location!
Read MoreIf you saw yesterday’s vlog, then you know we were lucky enough to have The Home Edit’s Nashville team transform our Airstream storage. And now I’m here to give you the details you really want— what product did they use?? Here it is— my favorite items The Home Edit team used to organize our RV!
Read MoreA few weeks ago, our Airstream journey took us to Nashville. While we definitely enjoyed the ice cream, fall leaves, and parks, the main reason we were there was to get the famous Home Edit treatment done on our Airstream.
Read MoreOur Airstream got the Home Edit treatment, and our lives have been forever changed. Right around Thanksgiving this past winter, I reached out to the Home Edit team to ask if they had any availability. If you’ve been on the internet anytime in the last few months, then you know it was a big ask. And we were so excited when they fit us in!
Read MoreHarvest Hosts is an incredible tool if you’re living that full-time travel life. I talk more about it in this blog post, but basically, Harvest Hosts is a membership site that connects Airstream and RV travelers with wineries, breweries, farms, and more that will allow travelers to camp overnight in exchange for a purchase of whatever that property sells. Basically, if you’re ready to do some off-the-grid camping in your home-on-wheels, but you don’t want to be lost in the wilderness, Harvest Hosts is perfect for you! We all loved our visit to Tom’s Farm in Tennessee.
Read MoreIn the past few months we’ve been living in our Airstream, we’ve discovered a thing or two about full-time travel. When most people imagine living in an Airstream, I think they’re imagining us just driving from town to town, pulling over when we get tired, and camping underneath the stars. In reality, living the full-time travel life requires a lot more forethought and planning.
Read MoreIf you’ve been following along here for the past few months, then you know that we’ve started our full-time travel journey in our Airstream. I’m so excited to share our first destination— Hot Springs, Arkansas! I’ve lived in Arkansas my entire life, most of it in Conway, which is just 90 miles from Hot Springs. Since we’re familiar with the area and it isn’t too far from home, Hot Springs was the perfect first location. We were doing everything for the first time, from hitching our Airstream to our truck to navigating some wide left turns with a 30 foot trailer, to stocking our kitchen. It was nice to know that if anything went really wrong, we were close to familiar places and people who could help.
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