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[neurodivergentrebel]

2022 Was Amazing and I am EXCITED about 2023

If you would have told me at the beginning of 2022, that by the end of the year I would be the author of a best-selling business ethics book (Workplace NeuroDiversity Rising) that would be praised in Forbes as “an excellent ‘how to manual’ based on lived

2022 was an amazing year for both David and I. Photo of Lyric & David under a Rivera sign in the desert In addition to self publishing my first book (an accomplishment I’m, personally, very proud of), David, the dogs, and I managed to downsize (again) into a smaller, more affordable, home our new to us, but needs some work, 32 foot, class C motor home. It’s not perfect, but it’s enough for…

[cavenewstimes]

Keystone Montana - The BEST Fulltiming 5th Wheel!

Welcome to our pastoral blog, where we invite you to embark on a serene journey exploring the captivating world of fulltiming fifth wheels. In today’s post, we delve into the enlightening realm of the Keystone Montana – an esteemed icon within the realm of recreational vehicles (RVs). By drawing inspiration from the factual information shared in the YouTube video titled “Keystone Montana – The…

[jolenes-book-journey]

Make Sure You Have an Emergency Fund

Having an emergency fund set up for yourself and your family is extremely important no matter where or how you are living. But, when you are traveling full-time on the road it is even more important. Having a stash of cash and a couple of paid off credit cards just in case something breaks should be your first priority BEFORE hitting the road. There is no magic sum of money that you really need…

[lelianasbong]

last night i dreamt that i moved in to an rv fulltime and dream-me tried to mock my bunny by saying "SEE, there are NO baseboards for you to chew. suuckeeerr" and her dream self looked me right in the eye and started eating the couch

[prep4tomoro]

The Nomadic Lifestyle: Why Living in an RV is Better Than Living in a House

While thousands of people have a Recreational Vehicle for vacationing, thousands of others have permanently taken to living on the road in an RV. Like any other lifestyle, the are pros and cons. Read one couple's challenges and adventures of casting off "the norm" for an RV lifestyle that teaches to value experiences over belongings, and relationships over work. Read their on-going RV blog. Also, check out CheapRVLiving.com. Mail Forwarding and Processing Service for People on the Move Downside Considerations Before Fulltime RV Living Making an RV Evacuation-Ready for an Emergency RV Nomads - The Movie Preparing Your Vehicle for an Emergency [Reference Link]

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[kimta22]

RV Cleaning W/ Razor Blades & Elbow Grease! (Part 4) | FullTime rv Living!

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They're All Guilty! RV Parks Need To Stop Doing This! Fulltime RV Living

[leeandtrace]

Ninth Year Recap

In the past I have really looked forward to writing my annual update posts, but since the last year has been different to be honest I didn’t even think about it until late in the month. Since we are still living fulltime in an RV I will recap this year, but as it was all in one place I am going to change this up a little bit. For those who don’t know we have been in Los Angeles the entire year…

[rotterdamvanalles]

De in aanbouw zijnde RVS-flat voor alleenstaande vrouwen aan de Heemraadssingel en Beukelsdijk, oktober 1957.

Van rijnmond.nl:

De RVS-flat wordt hij wel genoemd, maar vaker nog de Hunkerbunker. Het is de flat in Rotterdam aan op de kop van de Heemraadsingel die in de jaren vijftig speciaal is gebouwd voor alleenstaande vrouwen. Uniek voor die tijd: het gebouw ontworpen door een vrouw: architect mejuffrouw ir Janssen.

Het adres van de flat is Suze Groeneweglaan, naar het eerste vrouwelijke Tweede Kamerlid in ons land. Het ademt ‘vrouw’ dus en daarom ook gebruikt in de tentoonstelling Vrouwen van Rotterdam in Museum Rotterdam.

"Veel mensen denken dat het een zusterflat is geweest", vertelt Rob Noordhoek van Museum Rotterdam, "maar dat is het juist niet. Het is een flat die speciaal is gebouwd voor alleenstaande werkende vrouwen".

Na de Tweede Wereldoorlog is bijna honderd procent van de vrouwen huisvrouw. In 1947 is 98 procent van de gehuwde vrouwen tussen de 15 en 64 jaar fulltime huisvrouwe. Door een gebrek aan mannelijke arbeidskrachten hebben in de oorlogsjaren juist veel vrouwen gewerkt. Na de oorlog worden vrouwen teruggeduwd in de huisvrouwenrol. Er zijn ook vrouwen die een carrière ambiëren.

Noordhoek: "Als je dat wilde, moest je niet trouwen. Tot 1957 waren getrouwde vrouwen handelingsonbekwaam. Dat betekende dat je geen bankrekening kon hebben en als je iets wilde kopen moest je toestemming vragen aan je man. Vrouwen in overheidsdienst werden bij hun huwelijk meteen ontslagen."

De RVS-flat is gebouwd op initiatief van zeven Rotterdamse vrouwenverenigingen. De gemeente heeft er wel sympathie voor maar vindt gezinnen belangrijker. Bovendien is er woningnood. Uiteindelijk komt het gebouw er toch omdat Rotterdamsche Verzekering Sociëteiten (RVS) het wil financieren. Daarnaast komt er een premie van hoogbouw van het Rijk.

In 1956 gaat de eerste paal de grond in en in 1958 wordt de flat opgeleverd. "Een eigen woning met een eigen voordeur was een ongekende luxe voor de bewoners Het waren zelfstandige vrouwen met een carrière die lang gedwongen werden bij hun ouders of een hospita te wonen", zegt Rob Noordhoek.

In de beginjaren is de flat voor alleenstaande werkende vrouwen van minimaal 40 jaar, voor onvolledige gezinnen en ouderen. De leeftijdseis wordt vrij snel bijgesteld naar minimaal 30 jaar. Inmiddels bestaat het gebouw uit koopwoningen.

De fotograaf is Ary Groeneveld en de foto komt uit het Stadsarchief Rotterdam. De informatie komt van https://www.rijnmond.nl/nieuws/152377/Uniek-gebouw-in-Rotterdam-de-RVS-flat

[neurodivergentrebel]

NeuroDivergent Nomads: A Road Trip Like No Other

Today, we sit parked on an undisclosed beach in south Texas, a state with over three thousand miles of coastline, and I am pretty content. Much more so than I was last winter. 

We’ve been back in Texas for a while now, well over a month at this point.  This time last year, we had just left Colorado, migrating southward into New Mexico on our way down to Texas (to renew our RV registration, due every year in January).  Today, we sit parked on an undisclosed beach in south Texas, a state with over three thousand miles of coastline, and I am pretty content. Much more so…

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TOO CLOSE FOR COMFORT in Alaska 2023 / RV fulltime Living / RV Travel / The Last Frontier/ Valdez

[dmcoffee]

I'm too tired to make big life choices today but I am contemplating that RV idea.

Because each time I try doing the things I thought would be cool as a kid I tend to find that they generally are. And as a kid I liked the idea of living fulltime in an RV without the adults in my life (A very boxcar kids dream, I know) Even after spending a good half a year in one, crammed in with 3 other people. (I have good memories of life in that RV park, even though some shit was going down with my parents) I just kinda crave whatever that feeling was. It's extremely hippie of me. And probably more so since I could always default to boondocking if a park wasn't an option for some reason. (But there's so many around here??? Like I could just set up and commute to stay close to my people here.) But...that's so much less overwhelming than how I'm living now. I would have to go outside. It'd be the point of the way I live. And it actually sounds nice! Like the idea of spending afternoons in a hammock with a book, or going swimming in the summer, or fishing even! Winter would be a bit of a chore, but when is it not, lol? My hobbies are quiet. And although maintenance is a learning experience, lots of other people have figured it out. So can I.

Unfortunately I'm a little too broke to make that reality yet, but like...thinking about it...

[marxism-leninism-meowism]

i need an emotional support group for queer eldest siblings that grew up in a fulltime RV/vanlife family bc these experiences be so fuckin specific