We visited the Neil Armstrong museum, located just off I-75 at exit 110 in Wapakoneta, Ohio. This is a small museum, but loaded with pictures and items familiar to me and many of us who watched intently the NASA space program on television growing up. Mr. Armstrong was born on a farm in this historic [...]
In January we visited Berea, Kentucky – home of Berea College – the first interracial co-ed college in the south. As has been the tradition since inception, the small (~1600) student body pay their tuition by working in the various businesses around town. Many graduates and artisans have set up their studios, stores and often [...]
My first RVing experience was in my grandparents’ 1971 Airstream. My then-husband and I borrowed it when we moved from Florida to North Carolina. After getting separated in heavy Atlanta traffic, we finally made it to our friends’ horse farm and set up shop. When the shower pan leaked water all over the hallway, it [...]
DES MOINES WATER WORKS – working at the historic Des Moines Water Works was a real treat. This business was started back in the late 1800’s by private investors. Back then, the City of Des Moines thought they should get their water for free, so they NEVER paid their bills, which eventually forced the [...]
Well, it’s been six months since Terry and I changed careers. And we are STILL lovin’ it. The honeymoon is over, but we are so grateful for this opportunity. The timing was PERFECT for us although we didn’t realize at the time, HOW that change would manifest itself. NOW we are shopping for a full-time [...]
Well, it’s been six months since Terry and I changed careers. And we are STILL lovin’ it. The honeymoon is over, but we still are so grateful for this opportunity. The timing was PERFECT for us although we didn’t realize at the time, HOW that change would manifest itself. NOW we are shopping for a [...]
