Kayak Chris found the following article that’s a great take on finding personal happiness. The premise is that staying in your hometown “severely limits the definitions you accept for what makes you successful. Oddly, most of the hometown definitions of success have nothing to do with happiness. They have to do with becoming what everyone in your past expects or desires given who you used to be.” Continue reading
Maiden SUP Voyage
Wow, what a year it’s been! Two things I never thought I’d say: I live in an RV and I own a Versa Board! A Versa Board is a cross between a stand up paddle board (SUP) and a kayak. Paddle boarding is now very popular. I’ve seen people gliding down the Potomac River but always thought this sport was for fitness models. It looked difficult to balance, propel yourself through the water, and stay standing up, on what looked like a surf board. I thought it was cool but probably not for me. After all, water sports weren’t my thing and I certainly didn’t like kayaking! Continue reading
Since starting our adventure, we’ve had to learn a lot about previously unfamiliar RV technical aspects and maintenance. Without a doubt, the single biggest problem has been our travel trailer tires! We’ve all bought, maintained, and replaced car tires before, but the same rules and information doesn’t apply to trailer tires. There are different considerations, variables, and maintenance steps. Continue reading
