Aim at Nothing and You’ll Surely Hit It!
Sound familiar? That adage just seems to be engrained in the American work ethic. So it’s only appropriate that we list our
goals for our travels so we can be held accountable for reaching them.
- The top of our short-term goals is to locate a used RV that will function as our home for the next five years.
- Since we no longer own a “sticks & bricks home” (See! We are learning the lingo of the full-time RV-ing crowd!), we'll establish our residency in a U.S. state that requires no income tax.
- Sign up for a minimum of 8 Habitat for Humanity builds annually.
- Significantly improve our construction skills over time.
- Use this blog to record our experiences and to store our favorite snapshots.
- Post blog entries twice a week.
- Visit all 59 national parks during our time on the road.
We’re keeping our list short, ambitious and hopefully attainable. Oh, one more! Make serious inroads on checking off 1,000 Places to See in the USA and Canada Before You Die. Notice the above photos? That's evidence that we've done DC. So make that 999 places to visit before we die!
Wish us luck!
Those are beautiful photos of DC! I'll be looking forward to seeing more from the road.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Kim! I'll try, but so often I miss the perfect opportunities. It's only later that I think, "Now why didn't I photograph that!"
ReplyDeleteLove, love what you all are doing. What site are you using for your blog? I need to start my blog about my journey to Africa and permanently live there.
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Hi, Caroline! You should create a blog about your trips to Africa. I've enjoyed reading your posts on Facebook. I used Google's Blogger because that's what students and teachers were using at my last school. I thought about trying WordPress but it's hard to teach an old dog new tricks.
DeleteOur daughter and her beau are full-time RV-ers! I was just telling them of your adventures.
ReplyDeleteSymphony has been on the road for several years now, hasn't she? I'm sure she could teach me a few tricks for living in a space that's the width of a traffic lane.
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