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I don't know where you are but there are places in Canada that carry the Inergy Kodiak. They are pricey but they get excellent reviews. PoCo Marine in Port Coquitlam has them if you're in the Vancouver area.

Testify! I have a good story to tell about that. I used to live in the country and one Thanksgiving day I walked into the kitchen to see a wild weasel sitting on his haunches, trying to figure out how to get up to the turkey. We chased him out of the house with a broom but he sprayed a bit of...

This is me, too, 100%. (Although, for special occasions I have been known to put my bra on and even shave my legs.)

Good luck! I'll be serving my notice at the end of March. It's fun watching people actually jumping in and doing what I've only been dreaming of. Yee haw!

For a Canadian gal, too!  :D

Welcome from a Vancouver Island gal!

What a great story! I'm a bit of a hacker, too. I want to hear the story about the "positively dangerous" failure!

I have Type II Diabetes and am controlling it without using medication. I find the two best aids to this (for me) are fiber and exercise. I try to walk several times a week and get lots of fruits, veggies, berries and seeds in my diet. Christmas is a bad time for falling off the wagon for me...

It was interesting reading about your thought processes and you're a good writer; thanks for sharing. It's so cool to see how different folks figure out how to get where they're going.

Wow! That is stunning.

Sounds perfect to this Canadian gal!

Ha ha! That is too funny. Thanks for the chuckle!

That's a great video! I think I may try one of the smaller versions. Later, when it gets hot again, that is...

I for one am interested in following your journey. Love your quote. I can tell already we are kindred spirits.

A third option would be to just follow your own bliss and let her work out how she feels about that. This would force her to "own" her own feelings and actions. She will either adapt to your lifestyle or choose to move on herself. Just a thought...

Welcome from a Canadian gal on Vancouver Island. I may try to make it to RTR next year, as well. This is a great place to learn new things and meet like-minded people!

Welcome KJ! I live on Vancouver Island and am a solo 50+ woman traveler in a Grand Caravan, too. Not in the movie industry, but I know people who are. I run my own business. Nice to meet you here! :)

It's more difficult getting it back after you stop using it but not impossible. I did the same thing and am slowly starting to get back into the groove.

I am a professional running my own business. I do not yet live in my van but I've started working towards that. (Right now I live in a tiny one-bedroom apartment.) For me, it is about the flexibility of going anywhere and still being able to do the work remotely. And being able to take my cats...

That's a pretty cool tent. I can't quite tell from the picture, but it is attached to the back of your car? Where did you get it?