Choosing Our Adventure

I have a secret. I watch Youtube videos of full-time RV-ing families, and have done so for a few years now.Here are a few of my favorites if you are interested: Keep Your Daydream : They have older kids and post very regularly. I like their humor when things go wrong and that they share their plans and pros and cons of places they visit. Knorpp and South : This is a Mormon family of 11 that lived in an RV full-time 3 years ago for a year. (The link is a video from this time.) Then they spent a year traveling around Europe. Now they RV/travel somewhat less, but still vlog about their life. I like their openness about their faith and why they do what they do, but their lack of planning- changing plans on the fly- stresses me out a bit because it is so different from me. Less Junk < More Journey : These guys are my favorite. They probably have the best production/ music that I have seen, but what keeps me coming back to their videos is how real they are. They do a great job discu...

January was very busy, and also very homey for us. As such, it didn't feel like there was that much to memorialize on the blog. But when I went through my photos, there were actually several moments I'd like to remember.   The girlies and I spent a day sewing some cute polka dot skirts for them with this knit fabric I had in my fabric stash.   We also made eye masks, which were their idea.   My sweet husband and I went on a date to watch BYU Men's volleyball against Penn State.  BYU won, of course. We grabbed In-N-Out burgers after the game.   We had some significant snowfall, which the kiddos have been enjoying very much.   Cha-Cha had been wanting to experiment with hair dye for a few months now. We finally made an appointment with our dear friend and stylist who made her purple hombre dreams come true.   For literally years now, Dad had been telling the kids and I about this one time he made chocolate mousse in college ...