Navigating the nomadic lifestyle of RV living presents a tapestry of adventures, choices, and challenges that go far beyond the idyllic imagery of life on the open road. This intriguing episode with Phil and Stacy from Today is Someday provides an in-depth look into the myriad of aspects that constitute life in a rolling home. Their experiences, combined with the hosts' insights, paint a vivid picture of what it means to transition from a traditional abode to a mobile dwelling.

Strap in, it’s time to hit the road and stay connected! We, Ryan and Lauren, take you along on our tech-savvy journey of RV living. As frequent travelers and medical professionals, we understand the significance of a stable internet connection. We spill the beans on our previous and current systems like the Pepwave Max Transit Duo and the Parsec Husky 7 and 1 MIMO antenna. It isn't just about being online; it's about managing multiple devices, understanding different internet options like campground Wi-Fi, cell phone hotspots, and satellite internet.

Ever wondered how to install an RV internet system? We'll guide you through the process, using examples like the Wine Guard 360 Plus antenna, and Wi-Fi gateway. We share some insights about installing a cell booster to amplify your signal strength. And for those considering satellite internet service, we discuss the installation process for Starlink, which comes with its own set of challenges.

Are you a fan of RV adventures and love the idea of embracing the winter chill? Or perhaps you are a full-time RVer who simply has no choice but to brace the winter. Regardless, winter RV camping can seem daunting with the freezing temperatures, frozen water hoses, and the overall challenge of keeping warm. But fear not, our latest podcast episode aims to guide you through the icy world of cold weather RV camping.

Fulltime RV with Three Large Dogs!

Touring our new home!

Join us as we stroll thru Walt Disney World in Picture form!

If we sell our house, where will we live?! 

While we love our little ranch house, and it has served us well for almost 10 years now, we aren’t sure that it really fits our needs anymore. We want to travel more. Lauren wants to train more with Stella for the horse shows, so they can be more competitive. Leaving an entire ranch is cumbersome, to say the least. Not to mention, the routine maintenance and daily tasks are quite time-consuming, which leaves little time for everything else. Our goal, in one word is FUNCTIONALITY. Whatever change we look at making needs to be more functional for our goals, so that is the common thread throughout our decision-making process. Maybe staying in the house really is the most functional option, but we won’t know until we explore the other options.