My Husband and I sold our house and all our “stuff” in August of 2000, bought a travel trailer, and hit the road as fulltime RV’ers. We worked at privately owned campgrounds in Georgia, Florida, Texas, Virginia, and Pennsylvania before being hired as seasonal workers with the National Park Service. In the off season we volunteer in state parks and national forests as campground hosts.
In April of 2007, I discovered that I have Celiac disease, and so began the journey of eating a gluten free diet. I have had to re-learn how to cook and bake, as gluten free flours and grains do not have the same characteristics as wheat. Any recipes I post here will be gluten free. I also write reviews of new to me gluten free products in an effort to share the knowledge I have gained with the gluten free community.
I write mostly about my life living in the RV, peppered with lots of pictures of places we go, food we eat, friends we make, and craft projects I am working on. Oh, and I may even share a photo or two of my FabGrandchildren from time to time.
In December 2011, we bought a house on five acres. This doesn’t mean we are settling down, just that we have a place to go and park for a bit if we want to. We are having fun shopping for furniture and accessories for the new house.
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Hi FabGrandma
My daughter, Sally Stomberg, told me about your blog today and I have read a lot of it. I like what you did to your RV bedroom. It now has its own personality, and no one else has this fabric. I too am an RV. I have a Winnebago Rialta motor home. I am also a quilter and I just love your T-Shirt quilt. I want to do a blue jean one from used jeans my children wore, but baby quilts for the local hospital neonatal nursery has been my primary project. BTW, I live in the RIo Grande Valley and know what you mean by authentic Mexican cooking. Looking forward to ready your blogs. Say “Hi” to Gaelyn for me!
Susan
I found out about your blog through reading Alison Rosen on Facebook. You’re living my dream as I have always dreamt of selling my house and living in an RV. Are you familiar with the “cozy” mystery series about the retired woman and her dachshund who live in Alaska but travel down to the lower 48 in her RV? It’s great fun. Let me know if you’re not familiar with it and I’ll look up the author’s name.
Regards,
Ann