Spring RV Escapes

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Photo: Elena Veselova (Shutterstock) Grilled meats like hamburgers, hot dogs, and chicken tend to take centerstage at cookouts—like the many happening over this holiday weekend—but the sides are what make the meal. And because most cookouts take place in warmer summer weather, it can be tricky to keep sides like potato salad and coleslaw cool. Fortunately, there’s a TikTok hack for that. Here’s what to know. How to keep refrigerated food cool when eating outdoors This tip has been making the rounds since it was […]

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Thor Motor Coach has recently introduced the new Vegas RV. For 2023, this small Class A motorhome comes with a little bit of everything. It’s easy to drive, has plenty of storage space, and boasts a luxurious interior that can sleep up to five travelers. The 2023 Thor Vegas is based on a Ford E-Series chassis that has a 7.3-liter V8 Triton engine capable of delivering 350 hp and 468 lb-ft (634 Nm) of torque. Since it’s an RUV (Recreational Utility Vehicle), you can have […]

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Living Vehicle unveils its latest luxury travel trailer, designed for more time living – and specifically working – off-grid. Your Creative Studio and the open road awaits Living Vehicle’s 2023 Creative Studio option The new Creative Studio travel trailer is Living Vehicle’s answer to working from home; take your home with you. Living Vehicle builds extremely high-end trailers. The California-based company was set up by Matthew and Joanna Hofmann in 2017, dovetailing their love of the open road with architectural training to create one of […]

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Photo: EB Adventure Photography (Shutterstock) The idea of hopping in an RV with some friends or family and exploring off the beaten path completely on your own schedule might be pretty compelling—at least until you look up the price of the rental. If this sounds like something you want to do, though, don’t be scared away by the high rental prices you may come across. There are ways to get RV rentals for as low as $1 per day—better yet, it’s even possible to find […]

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The pandemic has given us a different perspective of life. And one of those involves the increasing love for remote work. More and more people are going off the grid to explore the world without compromising their professional life. And RVs seem to be the perfect companion for this lifestyle. These mobile homes are quite the rage among celebrities too. Living Vehicle is a luxury RV maker and its 2023 line-up of RVs has been upgraded with a slew of new features that will give […]

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People living in RVs will be discussed at a special joint council meeting on July 5 between the City of Duncan and the Municipality of North Cowichan. (File photo) People living temporarily in recreational vehicles will be one of the topics discussed at a joint special council meeting between the Municipality of North Cowichan and the City of Duncan on July 5. The issue was raised by Minister Keith Simmonds, from Duncan United Church, who asked in an email to the City of Duncan that […]

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People living in RVs will be discussed at a special joint council meeting on July 5 between the City of Duncan and the Municipality of North Cowichan. (File photo) People living temporarily in recreational vehicles will be one of the topics discussed at a joint special council meeting between the Municipality of North Cowichan and the City of Duncan on July 5. The issue was raised by Minister Keith Simmonds, from Duncan United Church, who asked in an email to the City of Duncan that […]

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By MedRocky/Shutterstock Health Viewpoints A interview with Catherine Austin Fitts about her work in exposing corruption and fraud in the banking industry and government. Typically, my conversations with experts about the COVID pandemic revolved around the infection and its treatment. Today’s interview with finance guru Catherine Austin Fitts will tackle the COVID topic from a different angle. Austin Fitts has spent decades exposing corruption and fraud, both within the banking industry and government, and corruption and fraud are driving forces in the COVID pandemic as […]

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Photo: CatwalkPhotos (Shutterstock) As a rule of thumb, I try to never check luggage when I fly, but there are times when it is simply unavoidable. Also unavoidable is the subsequent required trip to the luggage carousel. You know the scene: The area is littered with your fellow exhausted travelers who are eager to get their bags so they move along to their hotel or home. But there are ways to make your bag-retrieval time more efficient and less stressful when you’re simply ready to […]

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Image: The Day the Music Died/Promotional image Insightful documentary explorations into the most pressing issues of our day are all well and good, but given that I usually watch TV when I want to completely wall off my brain from the horrors of reality, I’ll take a YouTube-style deep dive into a piece of pop culture ephemera (almost) every time. The Day the Music Died: American Pie , a feature-length exploration of one of the most unconventional pop hits ever recorded, sounds like it will […]

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Image: Anker When you’re traveling or out and about, a single USB-C adapter is never enough. You probably need at least two USB-C ports—one for your iPhone and the other to charge your MacBook, iPad, or other peripherals. While you can get a plethora of third-party multi-port chargers, Apple has never made one—until now. Apple currently offers two dual-port USB-C chargers that support charging up to 35W (on both ports). They come in two sizes ( standard , and compact ) and they both costs […]

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Photo: trekandshoot (Shutterstock) Although fireworks make appearances at New Year’s Eve celebrations, sporting events, and even weddings, their big day is unquestionably the Fourth of July. But how did the explosive displays come to be associated with Independence Day in America? And when did that start? Here’s what to know about the country’s loudest tradition. When were fireworks invented? Firecrackers originated in China almost 2,000 years ago , and involved heating bamboo stalks (and the air inside them) until they turned black, and then exploded […]

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Thomas Hoff was tired of living in a regular old house. He was fascinated with “tiny-living,” and often dreamed of moving into a recreational vehicle. When his roommates moved out of his Gardner Lake house in Johnson County in 2018, he saw his opportunity. He has been living in RVs ever since. “I took it on a few trips but I’ve just been basically living the tiny house life,” Hoff said. “I love it.” Hoff is part of a growing group of millennials who are […]

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Photo: Nomad_Soul (Shutterstock) For years, my kids have been following me into my garage gym. (Even before we had a proper home gym, they would steal stray dumbbells or yoga balls that I thought I had bought for myself.) I would encourage their interest, but I wondered: How can I encourage them to make exercise a habit? It took a while, but I think I have that figured out. My three kids now range in age from 6 to 12. The oldest is definitely ready […]

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Photo: Claire Lower My refrigerator is broken. Not broken in a way that cannot be fixed, but broken in a way that requires a specialist of some kind. It has taken over a week to schedule that specialist, so I’ve been working with a mini fridge for eight (8) days. This has obviously limited the amount of perishables I can keep around, so every night is a weird game of Chopped . But, just like on Chopped , these limitations have resulted in some unique […]

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Photo: Noppy2016 (Shutterstock) Hanging out at the airport is no one’s idea of a good time , but as the Transportation Security Administration warns of longer-than-usual wait times during this busy summer travel season , it (unfortunately) seems the prudent choice is to get to the airport early. When flying somewhere, I’ve always stared longingly at my fellow travelers who have gained access to those exclusive airport lounges, daydreaming about what it’s like to enjoy such luxury, always assuming it was far out of my […]

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Image: Return Ticket podcast logo (Fair Use) After more than two years of pandemic disruptions, many of us are being hit especially hard by the travel bug this summer. Whether you have a huge list of dream destinations or you’re stuck at home dream-Googling flight info, there is a whole world of podcasts out there that can inspire your next trip, make you a better traveler, or just provide a temporary escape. The following nine shows explore places you’ve always dreamed of visiting, cities you’ve […]

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Photo: Shutterstock (Shutterstock) Love is exciting and fulfilling—at least, until the dishes and laundry start piling up. Before you know it, the honeymoon is over on your new relationship and you’re arguing with your partner over chores, finances, and general responsibilities like everyone else. Enter, the relationship contract. It might sound a little stuffy, but according to sociologist and sex therapist Sarah Melancon , all couples have some variation on one. What is a relationship contract? “The ‘what are we’ or ‘DTR’ (determine the relationship) […]

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Photo: Jim Barber (Shutterstock) When I was very (very) young, I ate an entire box of crayons in the hope of having multi-colored poop. It did not work, but it did cause my mother a few hours of mild distress as she worried what might happen to me. The answer (disappointingly) was nothing. I didn’t extrude a rainbow, nor did I die horribly from periwinkle poisoning. As a direct result, I can personally confirm that your body can—and will—process a great many things you really […]

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Photo: Africa Studio (Shutterstock) If you’ve checked the news even once over the past few months (or tried to buy basically anything), you know the United States is currently dealing with a bit of an inflation problem. Compared to this time last year , the price of food has gone up 10.1%. The price of new cars has gone up 13.7%. The price of hotels has gone up 22.2%, airline fare has gone up 37.8%, and gas has gone up 48.7%. Long story short: The […]