My people have been hounding me to blog since I haven’t posted since we were in Cedar Key in January. Hounding. As if ‘hounding’ is effective encouragement for a cat! I’ve been busy – way too busy to blog. But if it gets them off my back and earns me a few treats, I guess […]
Life on the Road
There’s Everywhere to Call Home!
In the August edition of Harper’s Magazine, author Jessica Bruder wrote a cover feature about ‘The End of Retirement: When You Can’t Afford to Stop Working‘ focused on down-and-out retirees becoming “elderly migrant workers” trudging from one job to another across the country, being taken advantage of by employers like Amazon along the way. Ironically, the […]
Announcing: The Mobile Internet Handbook for Kindle, iBooks and PDF!
It is with great pleasure that we announce The Mobile Internet Handbook – 2014 US RVers Edition has been formatted for Amazon Kindle and Apple iBooks, and we’re officially releasing the eBook! The book covers cellular data, public WiFi, satellite, ham, cable/DSL, enhancing signals, installation, managing bandwidth, traveling to Canada & Mexico, entertainment options, cellular […]
Congratulations – It’s a Book: The Mobile Internet Handbook for 2014
We are super pleased to announce that we have just wrapped up writing the The Mobile Internet Handbook – 2014 US RVers Edition. It’s such a huge expansion over the original 2013 edition that it is actually more of an almanac now! The new version is 186 pages.. the first edition was just 87. In thanks to those who funded […]
Or RV & Boat Mobile Internet Setup – How We Keep Online & Connected
Reliable mobile internet has been absolutely essential for us in our RV and cruising travels, constantly seeking out the current best options to keep abundantly online while we explore our wanderlust and work remotely. When we hit the road in 2006 in a super tiny travel trailer, we were in our early 30s and working […]
Working 9 to 5 (So instead – Links to helpful posts!)
That’s 9a – 5a, by the way. We’re working around the clock, quite literally, on the re-write of The Mobile Internet Handbook. When we’re working on a project as intense as this together, we work in shifts. Cherie gets to work around 9am and works into the early afternoon. Chris gets up, and we get […]
Mobile Income Sources for RVers, Cruisers & Nomads: Jobs, Careers, Entrepreneurship and Workamping
Many people have dreams of long term travel, something that is more than the typical 1-2 week vacation a couple times a year (or every couple of years!). They crave a slower pace to more fully immerse themselves in different cultures and experiences. More opportunity to enjoy quality time with far flung friends and family. […]
Three Years in a Vintage Bus
Has it really been three years already?!? It seems like just yesterday we were roaming around the country on a month long Amtrak pass searching for a vintage bus to become our next home on wheels. After 4 years of traveling in smaller travel trailers and having just spent a winter living in the US Virgin Islands, […]
Bus Projects: The Master Tech Marathon
2015 Note: After our awesome 2014 experience documented below, we returned to Master Tech RV in Summer 2015 for a new paint job, hydronics installation, generator swap out and other projects. This time, after a year of getting to know Tim better across the country, we’d be dropping our bus/RV off for 6-8 weeks while we […]
Mobile Internet Newsletter (Sneak Peak!)
We’ve entered the final 12 hours of our ‘The Mobile Internet Handbook’ re-write funding campaign. We’re completely blown away with the generous support we’ve received, and could not be more thankful. As part of the campaign, we’re also rolling out our new ‘Premium Membership’ program that we’ve begun calling Mobile Internet Aficionados. The new book will […]
