Lots of people end up looking at hybrid campers for a variety of reasons. Often times it is an individual coming from a pop-up who continues to want the canvas/tenting experience but wants the extra luxuries of a hard-sided trailer (bathroom, fridge that is at a natural height, etc.). Other times, it’s the prudent buyer […]
Over the last five weeks, I’ve had the joy of organizing and directing four completely different camps… each one unique, each one magical in its own way. This is the part of the year I look forward to all year long. During the rest of the year, I plan… I market… I research… I explore… and I promote these camps. I educate parents and prepare teens… but the camp itself is what I really live for. There’s something truly magical about being able to create and hold spaces for teens to show up as their authentic selves… to let go of the masks that protect them, that present a version of themselves they think the world wants to see… and instead just be who they really are. Watching this happen is incredible… and it happens so quickly.
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Having an RV that I call a “home sweet roam” can be just as cozy as any stationary “sticks and bricks” home. So how do you got about making your RV feel like home? Whether you’re wanting a full-on renovation or just adding some homey touches to your RV, I’m your go-to girl for all of it! My kids say that I should host my own RV Renovation show including organizing. (Maybe one day!) In our five years of owning various RV’s, we have either renovated (painted first and second rig) or decorated with wallpaper (3 rd rig I didn’t want to paint again!) Each RV has it’s own homey vibe and all have felt like a vacation station to return home to. If you’re wanting to paint or just add a few décor touches, read on and join me in sharing what we did with each rig to make it feel cozy. When we got our first RV, we were going to be full-time travelers and I wanted to make our house on wheels feel like home. I talked to a friend who does design work and she said to me, “Don’t be afraid about using white. It will brighten up the space and you can add in color in other ways including pillows, curtains, and more.” Taking her advice to heart, we picked out paint and went down the path to figure out how to prep the cabinets and walls for painting. In a mater of a few weeks, our RV interior went from brown cabinets and walls to what and I immediately felt the difference of lightness when we walked into it.
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