Posts Tagged ‘Texas Gulf Coast’

It’s Migration Time

Posted on October 3rd, 2009 by by Administrator

Our Gypsy Gathering rally ended yesterday, and in spite of morning rain and afternoon wind, RVs departed the Mercer County Fairgrounds here in Celina, Ohio headed in every direction. The greatest majority of them are headed south.
That’s right, it’s time for the annual snowbird migration. Over the next few weeks, every highway in the United [...]

A Few Of My Favorite Things

Posted on September 3rd, 2009 by by Administrator

It’s okay if you find yourself humming the tune to Maria’s song from The Sound of Music, given today’s blog title. But I thought I’d share some of my favorite things in the RV lifestyle, from my favorite truckstop to my favorite campground, to name just a few, and why they rate so high with [...]

A Break From Moving

Posted on September 1st, 2009 by by Administrator

We took a break from moving yesterday to get caught up on other chores.  We had several orders to fill and get mailed out, so that was the first order of business.
Last year we signed up with Stamps.com to be able to print our own postage online, and we have found that the small monthly [...]

Try Something New Once In A While

Posted on July 27th, 2009 by by Administrator

I met a man at Elkhart Campground a few years ago who told me he was unhappy in the RV lifestyle because he was bored. I suggested several things he might do to keep himself busy, and he pooh poohed every one of them; visit the RV Museum? No thanks, he wasn’t interested in looking [...]

Fulltiming Is A State Of Mind

Posted on April 28th, 2009 by by Administrator

In a blog post titled Am I a Full-timer? I think so… on the RV.Net Blog, Tony Cornett, known as Firedude to his many followers, writes about going to visit family in his old hometown over Easter, and realizing he is indeed a fulltime RVer, not just a weekend warrior.
Some of the clues were subtle, [...]