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We are Kevin and Desaree’. We are young fulltime rvers. We chose to get rid of the “normal” life to live a more minimal life while pursuing our own endeavours. Our house is a 34 foot 1992 fleetwood bounder. It has everything a regular house has just in a smaller space. Oh yea, and you can drive your house. So our home is where we park it. This has led us to a very interesting life. We Started in August of 2006. We had no idea what we were doing and really we still don’t we are learning every mile of everyday. We Love it! We are happy to have you visit our site and hope you bookmark us so you can visit us often and see what we’ve been up to. |
So your wondering,
Why would
these people want to live in a small rv? How
do they eat? How do they fund this venture?
Do they have a bathroom?
Hot water? A kitchen?
If you look on the right hand side you will see a list of pages. Click on any
topic there and you will find the answers to most all of your questions..
Please if You have any questions that I didnt
list Just Ask, Email Us!!;-)
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10 responses so far ↓
Bob & Gladys // October 6, 2007 at 2:00 am
you two are very brave!! It took me 5 yrs of dragging my feet before I gave in to hubby! We really enjoy the lifestyle and are in our mid-60’s. But since you 2 are so young, what about health ins, retirement savings, etc, etc. I’m sure that’s why that one lady got upset with you, she was just concerned about your future.
Sharon // November 3, 2007 at 10:31 pm
Yall go and have fun! I’m jealous. Want to do travel nursing and live in my 5th wheel! Hope I can get the nerve to do it!!
Ron and Kathy // December 1, 2007 at 1:31 am
Wow is all we can say! We are proud of you both and jealous to lol. We sent you a private email but we are the ones that are caring for mom with alzheimers and lost our life savings doing so and now have to save all over to get a cheap motorhome at 52 and 50 so we can catch up to you both. I was joyous to see such a cute couple truly seeming to enjoy the life we want to do and making it work no matter what you had to do it is great isnt it? Well keep the site going put more photos to share and we will keep reading your adventures and someday with the lords grace we will be doing the same and who knows maybe we will cross paths in this beautiful country of ours that so many never get to see but a pinch of it.
Happy travels you both.
Birdman // January 10, 2008 at 9:10 pm
That’s really awesome!
Angie // January 22, 2008 at 1:19 am
Damn i want to be there hate this hell hole here. Miss you so much. Maybe someday, hopefully soon , i can get the mony to comesee ya. callsome time would love to here from you
Peter // February 13, 2008 at 1:47 pm
We went from a house of 3500 sq. ft. to a 40 foot Allegro Bus with 4 slides……Lovin it! Oh did I mention we are in our late 40’s and early 50’s. Sometimes you just gotta grab the bull by the horns and go for it. I think you two will have a wonderful life exploring this great land. And if some people don’t like it or get if that is their problem. Have fun exploring!
Barb // March 3, 2008 at 5:55 pm
I really enjoy reading your blog and website. Nice job on both! You can check me out on my blog too. Sorry to hear about your puppy. My condolences! I know it’s hard to lose your best friend. I lost my Dalmation “Alta” back in March ‘06. We were constant companions for 14 years. Hang in there and best wishes as you live your dream!
~Barb
“Do what you love. Love what you do!”
Bev Holloway // March 31, 2008 at 12:40 am
Hey guys! Wow! I didn’t even know you had a blog! This is awesome! How did you do this? We keep talking about getting a website but are clueless! So you guys travel in a 1992 Bounder? Is it gas or diesel? We just traded our 5th wheel in on a 99 Itasca Suncruiser . . . a totally new experience for us! I’m loving reading the blog. Deepest sympathies about losing your dog. I went through that in 2005 with my doberman. And I know all about prejudices towards certain dogs . . . I deal with it daily with my sweet doberman. The new puppy is ADOREABLE!! I rescued a little chihuahua from a puppy mill in October and she’s turned into the love of my life!! Well – must go – keep writing! And safe travels!
Rene // April 11, 2008 at 6:55 pm
Hey it’s great to see there are other “kids” out there too! Hope we can meet up sometime. Meanwhile we’ll keep following your blog.
Ray Sprague // April 26, 2008 at 2:24 am
You folks are great! Been watching workampers site and you are always there. We are in our early sixties, own our home, good thing, bad thing. I had a business in Reno for years and sold it, have a nice 5th wheel et.al. We will take our first gig in Tahoe National forest this year, close to home. Trying to convince my mate of forty two years to just cash out, cut loose, and enjoy our remaining years.
About retirement, you will meet the best of America as you travel, and then the best of opportunities will come to you. Never fail to reach out, as I know you don’t, don’t be lazy, as I know you are not, and all will come to you.
Dogs are the best! God just keeps making them, and we keep loving them.
About guns. In Nevada you can carry a loaded firearm, unconcealed, in your vehicle. forty states have reciprocity for Concealed carry permits, get one in Nevada in the North, Washoe County, Lyon County, Storey County. Establish residency. Get in touch with me. My brother is CHP retired, My son is North Las Vegas SWAT. Do not carry in No. Las Vegas. All guns are taboo. Keep going.
All the best to you, hope to meet you someday, Ray