Our Journey
38 campgrounds · 12 states · and counting
My wife was walking me through what she'd been reading about Medjugorje. This is what I found when I went digging — the ten secrets, the Five Stones, and what the Vatican actually said in September 2024.
Why we stopped chasing balance — and started treating our life like a chord we're playing every day.
When a Dominican family on the road finds real-deal Dominican food in Kissimmee, Florida — you better believe we're writing about it.
14 months, 47 campgrounds, zero excuses. The MAXPRO SmartConnect replaced our gym membership, fits in our RV basement, and actually gets used. Here's our honest review after a year on the road.
Tropical Palms scores 75/100 on our SCOUTED scale. A solid Disney-area Thousand Trails park with real space between sites, a great pool, and $0/night standard sites.
A dad-daughter mission into qi, meridians, acupressure, and food therapy — complete with a lesson plan, reference charts, acupressure guide, and congee recipe any family can use.
Sleep at wineries, farms, breweries, and museums — for free. After a year of Harvest Hosts with our full-time RV family, here is our honest review. All three tiers compared, real costs broken down, and why this membership turns dead travel days into the highlight of the trip. 8/10.
After 200+ travel days with RV LIFE Pro, here is our honest review. Trip Wizard, RV-safe GPS, campground database, maintenance tracking — we break down every feature, compare it to Google Maps and Garmin, and explain why it is the one app we would keep if we could only have one. 9/10.
RPI gives you 150+ parks at $10/night — but with a 7-night limit, 60-day booking window, and inconsistent quality, is it worth it? We break down all three tiers, the real costs, and how it stacks up against Thousand Trails and Coast to Coast.
Coast to Coast adds 200+ resorts to your camping options — but at $10/night with short stay limits and a home resort buy-in, is it worth it alongside Thousand Trails? We break down the tiers, fees, pros, cons, and who should (and should not) sign up.