Meet the new kids on the block

It not like us blog writers are sitting on every corner ... but they're literally thousands of us blabbering on about everything from commercial uses of navel lint to 50 ways to make your mother-in-law like you. And there are but the few of us who spread the word about the RV life. I've been at it for almost eight years and finally I've crossed paths with another couple who not only write about their RV adventures but are also full-timers. So here in little South Haven we have two aspiring blogsters in the same park. Apparently the planets and stars are finally aligned.
And there are no grey hairs with this couple ... most of us have kids that are older. But an engaging young couple who have embraced this unusual life-style and inject a whole different perspective to their blog. WWW.RVOUTLAWZ.COM is their blog and Denny and Veronica are the authors. I urge you to check it out on a continuing basis as these 'kids' are on the move ... following the weather and sharing new places and experiences we all can learn from and enjoy.

Veronica and Denny

Notice that earlier I said they were full-timers. So how do they do this, one would ask? Win the lottery?  Rich aunt left them a substantial inheritance? No ... actually they both have full-time, 8-5 jobs. With a very nice toy hauler style coach they each have their own office to run their respective businesses. Veronica does most of the writing and Denny has created unique, yet robust electronic offices featuring commercial grade WiFi and cell phone gear allowing the two of them to operate completely independent (if required) of the RV parks system. It provides 7/24 high speed internet and cell service just about anywhere they go. I thought I had a pretty good handle on this type of setup but he's a couple of light years ahead of me. Anyway they've been at full-timing for less than a year but I think they've got it pretty much figured out. Check out their blog for more details on his network.

Home sweet home and mobile offices

They headed out earlier this week to Elkhart for some minor repairs then on to Lake George in upstate New York. I certainly enjoyed their company. So don't hesitate to introduce yourself if you find them parked near you. You might also notice they have two, very friendly feline traveling companions, Mango and Kali.

Still livin' the dream and meeting some really great new people.

Phil