Deciding to go

Last year was one of decision making. Multiple health issues left me exhausted and nearly lifeless. A vehicle wreck, shoulder surgery, a heart attack with 95% occlusion of my LAD artery and two stent placements later, I finally began to feel better.

After the stent placements, I was able to breathe and think better. I began to not need my wheelchair as much and utilized my cane when walking.

Roy and I began looking for RV's. We looked for several months and ended up purchasing one that we saw first: A 1998 Georgie Boy Encounter. A 38 footer with a Freightliner Chasis and Catepillar Engine. It has two couches and can sleep up to 7 adults. I was sold after seeing the large bathroom with a washer/dryer unit!

We are 5 months into our new lifestyle and will be sharing the ups and downs. We are learning by our mistakes and learning what to ask before you accept cap host positions. Then there is the people: we meet some of the most fascinating people everday, from local at whatever area we are in, or far away as Sweden.

So, stay tuned to this blog, We are living the dream...come along,  Doc