that green camper isn’t looking too bad now!
OH…can you imagine that life?
can imagine having nothing to tie you down?
no address?
9 children in one vehicle….for years and years?
an adventure everyday?
don’t worry craig…
i am aware this life would not work for us.
especially for me.
but something about it sounds wild and dreamy.
and hippie and crazy at the same time.
don’t you think?
cynthia - my camper would be decorated to the “t” and i would be so thankful for a family of three!
ngaire Bartlam - I adore the indie spirit.. but i KNOW I wouldnt cope with that whole thing.. I would love to see the movie of some who did though.
Ngaire
x
Jennifer P. - My mom bought her motorhome from a family that spent a year traveling around in it and seeing the United States. My mom said they all looked very tired and the kids wouldn’t stop picking on eachother ;)! You’re right though, it does SOUND nice!
Loved all your mothers day goodies! Happy belated mamas day to you!
Amy - hhmmm? I posted a comment but it disappeared… ; )
Thanks for stopping by my blog and commenting…it’s fun finding your blog! Cute family!
The whole concept sounds like a great idea…but I don’t know if I could really do it!
Although, we did live with our in-laws for two years…does that count?
Amy - Thanks for the comment yesterday…fun finding your blog!
Love the idea…don’t know if we could go through with it…wow!
Although, we did live with my in-laws for two years…does that count as brave?
Mrs. Fox - There is something appealing about it. Maybe some of us having gypsy souls. 🙂
carissa - i would have no hair!!!
what a fun clip… glad you shared!
Liz - Whoa. I remember hating going camping in our pop-up … but we werent even close to this. 🙂
melissa @ the inspired room - You know, 10 years ago I would’ve laughed and said no way. Somehow, it sounds strangely appealing to me right now. I have many dreams of escaping. That is kind of scary. Maybe buying a camper is a good solution.
🙂
Happy day,
Melissa
Sara - you know, it does sound appealing in a “lets try it for a week or two” kind of way…but maybe its the kind of thing you’d have to commit to for at least a few months to really “feel” like you were living the spontaneous life. Enzo would love it, Lilly would love it, husband would hate it.
Kimba @ A Soft Place to Land - Hi! Thanks for stopping by my blog. Nice to “meet” you. I’ve been reading your blog and really enjoying. You have a great family. I’ll be back.
Kim
meg duerksen - so…all my kids would be in the “other” camper right?
🙂 HA.
what’s TDY?
it really does sound like an exciting life.
i do have just a hint of hippie in me. it could be brought out if i was in a different place in my life. but for now…i like my make-up and jewelry and computer and house.
it would be quite an experience.
definitely more of a life-style than a long trip.
i’m with jerusalem…let’s just go camping more…or at least let’s go once.
southernseven - I think it would be fabulous. We have gone TDY with my husband and spent 8 weeks with 5 kids in a hotel room. I brought an electric skillet, had a microwave and small frige, and cooked in the room. It was a blast. We applied to go to Germany. I wasn’t planning on taking anything furniture wise. I wanted to just rent and buy functional IKEA furniture and spend our money traveling. I would love it. I have always dreamed of traveling the US in a RV. Come on, we could go together and put the bad kids in the “other” camper- or tie them to the roof!
Jill (One Wired Woman) - Oh… how did you find this? I need to see this! I’m the baby of seven children and I can’t imagine living in that small camper. We lived in a decent sized house and it was still crowded. What am I saying… I was the seventh and last, way behind the others so I was like an only child. I only lived with my two youngest brothers. 🙂 I won’t to see this documentary!!!!! You post the coolest things. I’ve got blog envy. 🙂 Hugs, Jill 🙂
traci - LOL..I would need a MUCH BIGGER camper than what that guy had…jeeeesh, thats a lot of kids in a tiny space..yowzers.
I think the experiences would be awesome but I need a “home” and stability. Not a hippie/nomad bone in my body…Im a big time NESTER.
jerusalem - I am with you, part of me is like “that is it! let’s do it!” and part of me is like “well, maybe we could at least go camping more.” But I love the indie spirit, was raised with some of that myself…Thanks for sharing – can’t wait to see it!