I was working out of a coffee shop at the old train station in Punta Gorda, FL. The signs over the bathroom doors were... just wow. I read the historical sign and then I was glad they left them there. It is offensive but we shouldn't allow bullshit like this to be forgotten.

One coat of food grade oil. My new RV countertop. The wood was given to us. $25 for planing and sanding.

This Black Walnut slab is going into the camper this week! It was given to us a couple years ago and we gave the green wood time to dry. We will sand it a little more tomorrow and apply the first of three applications of tung oil. This will be extra counter space and my desk. Completed pix soon!

Father John's is a restaurant I like. It is in an old church in Bryan, OH.

Sometimes I paint. This was inspired by tattoos.

Before we decided to go full-time RV living, we tried it out with an older camper. Introducing Audrey, our 1983 Newmar. I didn't want to deal with carpet so we made a few changes. There are still some tools out. Whatever.

Here is some work I did.

Have you ever had someone blocking your mailbox and not really wanted them to move?

Our new lifestyle, living full-time in an RV will begin soon. We went to Florida last winter to make sure we could live comfortably and happily in a 28 foot space together. We did. Now the process of letting go of stuff and seeking experiences begins! Follow me to see how we roll.