NOMAD JOBS, Why I Left YouTube, & Are Women RVers ABNORMAL? FIRST 2021 View Q!

[@CreativityRV]

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[@jccanifru]

I was interested in your book offer of $2.99 for someone i know but it's $4.99 on a digital download. The person i intended it for likes actual books, not electronic dl's. Is there a way to purchase the actual book?

[@MySonsMother]

After retirement you die faster staying at home all the time, than if you’re out enjoying nature and making me friends. Friends feed your ego, nature feeds your soul.

[@jt.s.7418]

I love that🤗! Thank you

[@rosebonner7091]

Just met an 81 year old man who was mentally and physically with it. He has a small house but also has a 1999 Casita because he gets the urge "to go". It is amazing where he has been.

[@452trucker]

You are positively correct, I can agree, Nature does feed your Soul, it did for me driving semi for 15 yrs.! Thanks for posting this, everyone needs to know that!!!

[@automnejoy5308]

Nature, yes. Friends? Ew. Get an animal instead.

[@patriciaseaton1522]

Nature feeds your soul for sure. My friends do that as well and, most often, out in nature together.

[@meaning2me698]

I've been RVing full time for almost a year and a half and guess what? I have learned to HATE it. I thought it would give me freedom and soothe my soul. I always loved camping growing up. It took the first year for me to accept that I just don't like being outside enough. It's not who I am anymore. I'm not a social butterfly and miss the space of a house. I miss my garden. I miss my goofy solo vacuuming dance parties at 2am. I miss being able to plug in multiple things and not blow all the circuits in the house. I've learned that I don't even like the beach and don't wanna pull 13k lbs up a mountain side. 33 States have taught me that I just wanna go home. I just have no clue where that is anymore or how to transition back. I have learned a lot about myself like... it's not for me long term. I NEVER imagined I'd feel this way. For everyone out there...safe travels, I wish I could love it.

[@ann7021]

Love your honesty! I haven't hit the road yet, as those very thought keep running thru my head. Although we never know until we give it a try.

[@CreativityRV]

Thanks for sharing this -- I think it's great you tried it and learned what was right for YOU.

[@meaning2me698]

@@ann7021 I don't regret doing it. It's something I had to do for myself. My only regret is selling my house and almost everything I owned to do it. If I could do it over I would have kept the house and given it the first year before making it a permanent situation. Financially I'm not in a position to buy another house and am not sure where to go from here.

[@shellchenonceau6987]

However, that Caretakers Gazette website requires you to pay for a subscription to get the actual listings' contact info. Hope it helps

[@shellchenonceau6987]

However, that Caretakers Gazette website requires you to pay for a subscription to get the actual listings' contact info. Hope it helps

[@vjex867]

A biggie from the 70s: 'you were given freely, give freely'. Very thoughtful to drop the price.

[@wingnut6658]

You're a good example to all women that may want to try going on the road. Your energy is contagious

[@living2ndchildhood347]

My wife and I, with our disabled daughter, are planning to travel 1 month and come home for 2 months. After we do that a few times, we’ll re-evaluate our schedule as we feel is needed.

[@JBFletcherDidIt]

I would love to hear how it goes! I have a daughter with physical and intellectual disabilities and would love to take her on the road but she needs many supports.

[@smc130]

We also have a disabled adult daughter who has made it clear she is not interested in RV traveling/living. We can’t leave her home alone but it doesn’t seem fair to not be able to at least RV by renting one occasionally. Other people can be a real problem.

[@tonitouchberry894]

@@smc130 Hi 130! I will not pretend to understand your situation at all! And please forgive my seemingly simplistic answer, because I know it's complicated! BUT! "Sometimes", even disabled people are controlling, and know which buttons to push, and it is physicaly and mentally exhausting! You are the adult! You - with love and kindness in your heart - are in charge! It is natural, human behavior, for "normal" human beings, to be afraid of the unknown, and to experience change! Moving from what is familiar is scary! A disabled person must be terribly freighted of the "unfamiliar"! Their lives depend on everyday routine! It is up to you to be the adult and take charge and go for it! Show them they are safe, loved, STIMULATED, and how wonderful the experience can be! Just maybe - it will work! But you don't know till you try! Perhaps - no camper - short trips! A drive through the park, then a wheelchair ride there! Watching a sunset on the beach or lakeshore! A picnic, on a blanket, with birds, squirrels and sunshine! Your words of peacefulness, deep breaths of relief, cuddles, singing to them! They will grow to love it! I think, I hope, I pray! For you! Give it your best shot! For goodness sake, what have you got to lose?

[@jlynngaertner]

My husband and I just started RVing with our disabled daughter. We’ve been on two trips so far and she seems to really enjoy it. She has autism and craves routine and familiarity to feel safe and secure. Taking our little home away from home with us where ever we go seems to gives her that stability. It takes a lot of planning and we are always prepared with a contingency plan for bad days.

[@williammiller402]

Abnormal? Listen. I've seen "normal". Not interested!

[@CarlottaART]

lol...so true

[@loriefleck2846]

agreed

[@jacqualynwilloughby8133]

DITTO, DUDE....LOL

[@judyweigl9604]

I have a friend who came up with a bargain. She goes out for awhile, then comes back and takes care of him. He has come to understand her need to go out for awhile.

[@kele1264]

On the husband who thinks it's abnormal: he's jealous and controlling. Trying to shame wife into compliance - his. To the woman: he may not always be your husband, but she will always be your mother. You only have one mother. At 76, it's not like she's got decades of healthy living left, nor do you know how much time you yourself have. You go and travel with your mother. Take pictures. Journal. Show and tell her often how much you love her. These precious memories will be with both of you for the rest of your lives. You will never regret doing so. You would, however, forever painfully regret denying yourself and your mother these wonderful times and experiences in the third act of her life. Best of luck, health, and happiness to you!

[@lrobie123]

likely she cooks all his meals

[@LaCatLady]

Good advice. Hope she takes it.

[@kellyskornerk3624]

I totally agree with this statement. If your husband disagrees with bonding and traveling with your Mom, just let him stay at home. He’s probably more upset you’re not there to take care of him. I would give anything to have my Mom back and travel with her in an RV. Stay true to yourself and your Mom.

[@robinrummel1359]

Couldn't have said it better. We all know the expression, pay it forward; but we have forgotten to pay back (in a good way) our parents for what they did, maybe even sacrificed, for us as children. There's an expiration date on that opportunity.

[@redsloane879]

@@lrobie123 yep....his maid and cook has left! 😄

[@dianashelton1371]

I lost my mother in December from a very aggressive cancer. I am so thankful for our travels together. I don’t think there would be anything you could say to him to change his mind. Just work on keeping it from bothering you.

[@sunflower17k]

Men will go on hunting trips without their wives, and that's the same as a woman traveling without her husband. Why should she lose out on a quality experience, just because he doesn't consider her choices to be valid?

[@mommalisa52560]

Amen!

[@kevinw8485]

Yes I think spouses have to enjoy their alone time while married.

[@brendamcginnity]

Time for a new husband!

[@edwardc.8031]

A hunting trip for a week vs. an RV trip for 6 months? Not the same thing.

[@davervatx8814]

@@brendamcginnity I'm available

[@chelebox1986]

Hey! So glad to see you! My husband was hospitalized at the end of 2020 and while insurance paid for a good chunk of it, there are still bills. So these extra jobs will help me get them paid off faster so we can get on t he road sooner! Thanks Robin!!!

[@estherstephens1858]

Hi Robin, several channels I sub to have experienced “burn out”. They have taken a break from YT’ing. It’s a lot of work to put good content out there! Some have said “I have to move from where I am because I have to create content for my subscribers” My comment to that is ...yeah, sure, I’m enjoying your content but what good is it if YOU’RE not enjoying your time out there (always having your phone, camera recording). I feel terrible for the woman who’s husband doesn’t support her journey. Stay safe.

[@viviankasey3833]

My mother died when I was 24 years old. If anyone has time to spend with their mom on the road in an RV go for it! What wonderful memories you will create for both of you. I can't imagine why any spouse would not support this. Have fun together while you can. Enjoy life and grab it with both hands.

[@lynettebaumgartner6201]

I did solo motorcycle trips. My husband called it a vacation. Lol Most importantly was keeping in touch with my family because they were nervous about me traveling. I sent pictures when I stopped for gas and called during the day or at night. Some of the best vacations ever... By myself.

[@winebox]

To that woman with the non understanding spouse: If he doesn’t understand savoring life’s precious moments with loved ones that might no be around much longer-she has bigger problems in that marriage.

[@lindaohia6938]

If getting on the road makes you happy...do it. You only regret what you didn't do later in life.

[@smc130]

The non understanding spouse just doesn’t like her being gone with someone else, even if it is her mom. Don’t let him convince you to give up this precious time with your mother. He will probably be around long after she is gone.

[@janbanks3264]

Robin, I’m so happy that you’re back with us. But I’m also glad that you’re looking at life the way you teach us to. Always remember to love yourself.

[@suss9531]

So glad you’ve taken a break and making time for yourself as that is extremely important. We can’t wait to see where your next adventure takes you.

[@MountainBeaches]

Taking time for yourself is so so very critical. Good for you and welcome back.

[@gen_x_midwife]

Sometimes a breather, however short it is helps.

[@AnnSisuLiv]

I like your profile pic.

[@pennyt4020]

So glad you're back! Can't wait to see your next video! I tell everyone about your book and all your knowledge! Your true viewers are celebrating!!!

[@baseballmochamom]

My husband was listening to this video while I was watching it! He heard your discussion about the woman who said her husband thought she was abnormal. 😂 He said, “why...this is a great life!”

[@CreativityRV]

yes! Go Carol's husband! he rocks.

[@sheilastarlight5257]

That's a keeper there!

[@ivdddoxiemama7275]

That is awesome!!

[@jackievickrey1378]

Missed you, glad you’re back. Can’t wait to see your new series. Thank you for all you do for the Nomad community.

[@annetteloubert858]

Welcome back Robin, I look forward to seeing you regularly again.

[@maybee...]

I have learned so much from your video's. My parents were nomads. They traveled the entire country, in every type of weather. Your escapades remind me of them. Here is a big THANK YOU. I look forward to my traveling days.

[@karenfura3767]

I'm 64 and am in the planning stages of moving to the van life. Thanks for your vids and looking forward to traveling!

[@kimdavid4406]

I'm 66 and doing the same. 🙌

[@researcheverything1970]

I'm 62 and planning to do van life. My kids don't really call or visit, all involved in daily work and life. I'm lonely and bored. Why not take my dog and see some sights!

[@cynthiaphillips1288]

Im 60 and bought an RV today! Thanks Robin for telling me about rvingwomen.org Ive been watching youtube vids for 2 years getting ready for this.

[@lindarussell9781]

Her spouse clearly understands. Simple answer, he's spoiled and does not want her to leave. He wants her home with him, catering to his needs. Your time with mom is precious. If you both are having a great time, stay out as long as you can.

[@jvelez5381]

Shut it clown, he's concerned for her safety jackalope

[@donnap4073]

Sooooo glad you’re back Robin! But for sure remember to have fun.

[@kele1264]

Thank you, Robin! It's so great and refreshing to see you again! Good health and happiness to you; hugs and kissies for Big Boy!!

[@maysee10]

Welcome back! I am in Phoenix and we are getting really gusty winds. We get Santa Ana's here too. How is your rig holding up with the wind? It would be interesting to hear if you batten down your rig during these wind events. Santa Ana's are supposed to be pretty strong this week. Stay safe! I love your channel because you are right to the point and you provide good info!

[@rebeccacooke5161]

Robin, I've missed you and I'm so glad you're back! I know how hard it is to keep work from taking over your life. Keep trying! Love you and your videos.

[@judyabernathy80]

Robin, this was a great video. I always feel inspired by you, no matter what the subject of your video. I’m so interested in the upcoming video about jobs. That would be totally awesome for lots of people I know. Thank you for always providing such great information for we people who really haven’t a clue where to find these things! Love ya lots!! ♥️❣️♥️

[@dynamite9143]

So good to see you. You are so generous in your sharing of information.

[@ThatSundaySchoolTeacher]

Welcome back! We definitely missed you.

[@shestudios]

I am thankful for the KZbinrs that take me along for the ride. The idea of filming every moment must be hard, but without it I would not know what I was missing out on. Also, thankful for those, like yourself, that bring the tips and tricks of this lifestyle. We need all voices in the choir - those that sing low and those that sing high. Cheers.

[@lindarickert7290]

I already have a starter rig and am getting ready to sell my sticks and bricks and hit the road. I am one of those single, over 55 yr old women. I’m excited and relieved to be reassured there are jobs out there. This workaholism is a very hard habit to break. And yes, I’m also blessed to have a pension. So why am I still here??

[@debracomer6864]

Hang on to the sticks and bricks. Rent it out for income . you may want to return to the house one day. At least wait for 1 year before selling it just in case on the road living doesn't work for you. In other words dont burn your bridges . These days Its easier to sell a camper then to buy a house you can afford to live in. Have fun and enjoy the experience! Life's a Adventure Experience it. :)

[@jeannehendricks1365]

Linda Rickert. Please keep your home, rent it out while you travel, make money, allow your home investment to grow in value.

[@gwenlong3121]

I sold my house 16 years ago and moved back to care for my parents. The money has run out before they did. I started watching your channel and told my father about how I would love to be on the road full time, but take my house with me. He loved the idea. He had dreams of traveling and never did. I took him camping in and RV just 2 weeks before he passed. We had a wonderful time. Now he is gone and I care full time for my mother who is blind and has ALZ. I dream of getting out there and seeing the places this country has to offer. Thank you for all the encouragement and good vibes. Get your nose off the screen and see the country. Sending good thoughts-

[@tonitouchberry894]

I am 76 years old and about 10 years ago, I traveled across the US with a 4x4 and a 14 ft trailer! I loved every minute of it - even when I had trouble! I'm in the process of selling my home and I'm going to hit the road again and never look back! BTW - I once checked into the rv women's group and they don't allow pets! Or at least not dogs! That really puts a damper on meeting up with them! I guess I understand because they can be a nuisance with dog chains, leashes, poop, dog fights, wet dogs in the middle of a conversation! Owners that don't pick up after their best friend, nor do many puppies have discipline! So I get it! It's theirtime without children, including pets!

[@beach3girl459]

You go girl...from another woman of a certain age!

[@jackiestrom1607]

I didn't know that, I guess I won't be joining up with them either. I am 72 and doing the same just seems to take along time to get stuff gone and house sold but I will get there lol. Happy journies to you, may see you out there some time.

[@crystalherrin7858]

Thats a shame. A lot of women like to have a dog with them...

[@anniesshenanigans3815]

Good to know. I don't like dogs climbing all over me, barking and dealing with all those issues, plus my allergies. There's a positive in it for some of us!

[@dianediane1245]

@@crystalherrin7858 We should start a group for women with dogs! 🐕

[@stephaniedockter5975]

Hi Robin-You definitely bring value!! Thank you so much for sharing with us. I have learned so much. Can’t wait to hit the road again.

[@bettywith2girls]

Always good stuff, and informative. God bless; it's good to see ya back, Robin!

[@midcenturykat9829]

Good for you for not filming constantly! Your life is yours alone. I love the bits that you share with us, but I don't expect to see every detail. You don't have to answer to anyone. That's the beauty of your life. Stay happy and free! 🧡

[@craftytraveler9238]

Thank you for coming back to youtube. I enjoy and learn from your videos all the time. It would be good to see more scenery and places where you park. Welcome back.

[@tneal1670]

Thanks for being a provider of organized, useful, and meaningful content, Robin. Loved your Ted talk.

[@blkhart131]

You inspire me, make me laugh and make me think. Thank you for that.

[@llynch9665]

It's so great to see you back, Robin! I've really missed new content from you. You seem revved up and ready to go. Hoping you continue for 60 years, not 6 months. If you decide to come to Minnesota in your trips this year and need suggestions on what to see, shoot me a note.

[@sherylynwhite9817]

As long as it makes you happy!!! Key phrase!❤ you seem much more relaxed and energized. Mindful. Keep it up!

[@CreativityRV]

Thanks, Sherylyn!

[@marilynthomson9564]

Oh my gosh I love your blog! Just found you about a week ago and can’t stop listening. You are so articulate so thorough and informative, wow! Thank you so much!

[@drdit92]

I've always enjoyed your videos. I'm heading to the Southwest in September. Going to the Balloon Fiesta, which has always been a bucket list item for me. Plan to explore southern Utah, etc for s few weeks before heading home and back to work. As a single, middle aged woman I've never considered my travels to be abnormal. I don't want to sit in a house. My trip to Alaska in 2019 was truly life changing. But I've also flown to Peru without knowing anyone there and lived in Lima for a month. It's easy to live a life dreaming of what you want to do and it's scary to take those steps forward, but I refuse to reach the end of my life with regrets. My obituary should say "she didn't let her fears keep her from doing and seeing amazing things". That's a life worth living.

[@noshrinkingviolet007]

Balloon Fiesta!! We did that back in 2019 and boondocked in the nearby Cabela's and woke up that Mon morning with people blowing up balloons all around us. We (me and my teen son) ended up getting a free balloon ride after helping them set up. It was one of those serendipitous experiences that you have RVing and you're just randomly in the right place at the right time. 😉

[@luisagakamovingmouse]

OMG, Preach! Tears to my eyes. I’m living for no regrets. Can’t wait to make it to the balloons.

[@gweger6425]

Yay! Loved this! Me too!

[@thepandaknows]

Hi Robin! I think many would agree with me when I say that you bring humor, wisdom, kindness and pragmatism to provide us all with your perspective of life as a full-time RV'er. Thank you for sharing with your audience! Wishing you more relaxation times this year and can't wait to hear about your upcoming travels.

[@bikermama11]

Thank you so much for this video. I sent a longer comment on the Last video, but basically, your books are Great, and I am so inspired to keep on looking forward to your new videos. Blessings to you always.

[@darlene9039]

Welcome back! Watched you for a few years before I retired early & hit the road Oct 2020. RVW has helped me the most to balance being solo, making friends, and learning SO much about this lifestyle. I had never camped or RV'd before. :) Thanks for all you do to help folks consider, prepare, and plunge in! Strong, powerful women like you teach & support me on this journey of life. Nomad or not!

[@VintageMyWay]

So glad you are back!! You are one youtuber that tells the truth.

[@Rvlove]

Hi Robin - Julie here. I so related to what you shared - especially in the beginning - about getting back to what you wanted and being true to yourself. KZbin breaks (any breaks) are healthy and help hit the reset button. Happy to see you traveling and writing and doing what you love. Setting an example of what is possible, inspiring others along the way.

[@colleenlevy825]

Oh my goodness Robin I have missed you! I am so glad that you took a break but I just want you to know that you were definitely missed!! I went to your link to get your book "Work from home while you roam" and the link just took me to amazon and not directly to your book. I just searched the title and I was able to get your book! :-) I got your Nomad book a long time ago and I really love it!! You truly are an inspiration and the information that you share in your videos is invaluable!! Thank you so much!!

[@TF856]

My parents bought their first travel trailer in 1960 and took our family of six on vacations on a yearly basis and boondocked and visited relatives almost all the time. I have been in love with the RV lifestyle ever since I was 5 yrs old. In the mid 80s I was able to buy my own pickup truck and 24-ft travel trailer and I was able to take my elderly parents on a trip across the country and it was a dream come true that I'll never forget. I lived in that trailer for 4 years and it broke my heart when I had to give it up. I keep hoping and praying that somebody I can return to that lifestyle. The best times in my life were on family car trips and RV trips!

[@rvlife289]

I’m glad you are slowing down on the videos but I must say I’ve missed you. Keep giving us great content. You are great to watch. I’m a huge fan. See you next time.

[@pennylynndauphin9405]

Glad you are back. Subscribed while you were on break. My favorite RV channel. Love your tips. I plan to slowly transition from part time to full time in next few years. Your videos have helped me decide my starting point. Thank you.

[@ffavaff]

My Sundays are happier now. 😊

[@ednapuckett1042]

I’m 65 I don’t have an RV, but I do like to camp & travel. I kept putting off my travels because of my husband, but life was passing by quickly, so I started traveling without him. Sometimes my 29 year old daughter joins me or my best friend who lives in another state, but I’ve gotten out there & I love it. My husband does enjoy seeing the photos when I return. I had a sister in law who planed to travel when she retired. She died from cancer before she had a chance to retire. Life’s too short; No Regrets!

[@pagewhite61]

Doug bringing six pair of shoes and cologne for a weekend camping trip made me laugh. It’s so good to have you back Robin, thank you.

[@livableincome]

Sounds like my hubby. Huge duffle bag of clothes plus 13 mangoes for one weekend. Other extra food too but the mangoes particularly stunned me. Then he ripped bark off a tree in our campsite. L.A. boy. Sigh. That was years ago, but I still have to keep an eye on him.

[@LeahThomasrealleah]

Glad you're back, Robin! I missed you. And for anyone that thinks what we do is "not normal", I am proud to be "not normal"! I have a creative, brave, spontaneous and adventurous outlook on life. I will no longer sit in an office, fight traffic, and live in one spot forever. Normal is boring!!! Carpe diem!

[@toddmiller6104]

Was genuinely happy to get the bell notification a few minutes ago! Had just told a friend this week that I was worried you faded. He agreed. Even us guys look forward to your eps. ;) Welcome back...so looking forward to what you've got planned and your new Channel/Idea/Thread ... whatever it is. :)

[@insidedianeslife2456]

So good to hear your voice again. Yes, don't burn out because we want you around with us for a long time.

[@annwolfe3346]

Yay, you're back! Great to see you!

[@deborahtroop9635]

I was wondering where you were. Glad you took a bit a rest. Catch you next week.

[@sjr7822]

"If you allow yourself to be changed"

[@diannelake580]

This is the first time I found you and you are amazing. You remind so much of my best friend who passed away many years ago. Her positivity and willingness to try new things changed my life. You are impacting so many women. Take care and put your self first so you can keep loving life.

[@baygirlmc42]

Glad to see you're back,enjoy the journey.

[@vickigeorge5073]

I am a solo started 2 years ago couple bumps in the road including trucks not strong enough for rig, rig being totalled after a slide down a one track in the Ozarks. Live by two statements I found, " Happiness is a journey not a destination " and "Be happy where you are, make the best of each day" With all going on, being disabled, life is a journey and your cheerful video are so refreshing! Thank you, be safe in your journeys!

[@CreativityRV]

Thank YOU Vicki! I love this comment:)

[@carlh-thehermitwithwi-fi679]

so very glad that this is back to educate my Sunday mornings!

[@debmann5168]

Hi Robin, I'm so glad you took the time you needed, but I'm also glad you are back :) I hope you find a pace that works because you have much to share and we can only benefit if you take the time you need to fill your tank! I have loved your channel from the start and wish you all the best. Thanks!!

[@carolmc9183]

You are my favorite Utuber💗 Thank you!

[@deed8950]

Love what your doing for the over 50 community. Robin, keep your privacy, private and safe. You don't have to share every move you make. You have a huge heart for your KZbinr's. Keep roaming :)

[@FalconRiverArtemisArchery]

Missed you, thanks for coming back...

[@alphabeets]

Something interesting about those “prove you are not a robot” things... it is actually A.I. that is using people to teach it what an object such as a bridge or streetlight is! Fascinating!

[@lindac7146]

I'm so happy to see you. I'm looking forward to your next video as I'm not very mobile and need to work from home. And, as I'm anxious to start my RV life, establishing a work life before starting, will make it happen sooner. Best Wishes.

[@lenapetrova]

So glad I came across your channel! Make more videos like this one please! My plan is to rent a Class B and go on a long road trip to test how it works for me. So any information you include in your videos is super helpful for me at this point in my life.

[@aaaideas4U]

Thanks for giving RVing Women a shout out!!! Love your vids 😎

[@amandavillafane736]

Robin, you are SUCH an inspiration to all RV families and future RVers. My husband and I are new to this entire experience. We have watched some of your videos and they helped me be more confident about going RV fulltime. I'm so pumped up and excited. We are planning on creating a KZbin channel as well.

[@aikanae1]

She will never regret spending special time with her mom.

[@ediejohnson3301]

Welcome back, Robin. It's good to see you again. I'm so glad you are going to see our country. 😘

[@chorne4677]

The background picture that pops up at the end of the video is simply stunning!

[@moms4597]

Welcome back Robin! I loved this episode, and the view behind you is wonderful! When I bought my trailer DH told the salesman that while his name is o the paperwork we all know it's HER trailer! And he's correct! He camps with me once or twice a season and the rest of the time I camp with other gal friends, or solo, and am living some precious dreams! I was solo camping the day my Mom died this past August. She was 89 and while her health was declining quickly, she was two states away and I couldn't be with her in person, just by phone. Being in my little trailer that she helped make possible, was the absolutely perfect place for me to be that day, and I have no regrets! Now we are talking about retirement in a year, another milestone, and more time to camp! Thanks again for all you do!

[@dnellbuck1896]

I would have her tell her husband you don't have to understand, you could just try to be supportive. And understand that it is important to you.

[@markw4382]

Soooooo, I should just TELL My lady, She has to Sell the house, and give up what She finds Secure, etc etc. and Travel with Me, Since It's important to Me, (At 62, I still travel alot, My lady? RARELY, Yet, I picked the New Toy Hauler I have, for Her comfort, for the few times she does.)

[@mommalisa52560]

@@markw4382 No...not at all. If she doesn't want to do it full time, she shouldn't have to.

[@dnellbuck1896]

@@markw4382 I don't remember anywhere in that story where the wife said they had to sell everything and that he needed/had to go with them. She wanted to travel with her mom in an RV and he said it wasn't normal. Also if it's not going to hurt them financially and all of the "normal" stuff will still be there what's the big deal?

[@StacyForest738]

@@markw4382 your comment is really over the top. Please re read the initial comment. You are way off base and seem really extreme and almost hostile.

[@jelkhorncamper6062]

And it sounded like she does travel with her mother, he just doesn’t like that she does. He hasn’t stopped her, just spoke his mind........

[@kathydavis5085]

So glad to see you again. I have missed your advice (and humor) very much but totally understand that you need time for you! I have learned SO much from you and look forward to each and every video. You are so genuine, funny and just a natural at this. Even though we have not met in person, I feel like we could be good friends. Of all the utubers I follow, YOU are the one I most want to meat some day in our travels. We are not full timers but have a TT and are currently weekend warriors. Planning some week long camping trips this year, preparing to travel much more next year when we retire. Looking forward to more videos and learning more from you. Have fun... and be free 😉

[@aminazebboudj9731]

Happy to see you again!

[@karenm.welter5351]

Great video Robin! Special thanks to you for the shout out about RVing Women. Been a member of this group over 15 years and love it and the women involved with it! It's important that women know there are groups out there that will support them in their dreams of travel and seeing our great country! Thank you for all you do to inform and educate! Love your channel! 😊❤👍👍👍

[@sewistnotsewer]

Missed you Robin. I'm crying watching this. Really need to get out of my current situation and you give me so much hope. ♥

[@lornadeboer7346]

So good to have you back!! I can’t tell you how much I appreciate you! Thanks for all you do for us “nomads”

[@nancyskean6425]

So glad you are back! You have been missed.

[@campsaintsnowallsrvers1703]

I have been working from home for 5 years now, it isn't always easy because let's face it, getting up at 2 am. for work at 3:30 a.m. along with being in bed early to get enough sleep, isn't always easy but it also fuels me. I love what I do and I love that reaching across the world amazes me.

[@terisoto8230]

Robin your so funny. I will be following your working vacations. How's Big Boy doing??? And mom?? I am having watch you smile and laughing and having fun😀🤠😜🤗

[@Eyesis_1]

You've been missed❣ So glad you're back; but do live your life in an enjoyable way to-YOU!

[@Quiltingbyfaith]

Missed you glad you are back.

[@DeerheartStudioArts]

great to have this vid! Robin, good for you!

[@patriciaburr4826]

Happy to see you back and I can't wait to see the next video. I am home caring for my mom and would really like to work at least part time from home so I can save for a rig. Planning on hitting the road as my "after mom" life. She is 89 now. Still is walking but hearing and sight are going. I don't think she many more years left and I am making sure she has the best quality of life I can manage for her here at home. Thanks for letting me live vicariously thru you and keeping it real for me.

[@feliciahazelton754]

So glad you’re back. Thanks for your “road wisdom.” Now fly on Bird. 🕊🕊🕊🕊

[@Badgeweefixstuff]

What a awesome video. Who did the editing this is class. You get a new program wow very nice 💜. Oh pls pull the curtains I miss you guys and that place. 🛠️🇨🇦🛠️🇨🇦

[@MrBklein31]

Thank you Robin. I am using your information to plan for my own full time RV life. I am recently divorced and rather than spending money on an apartment or house, but by an RV and live anywhere. Then I can work anywhere and see this beautiful country. Simple life and more fulfilling. You are my inspiration! I can't get enough of your awesome advice!

[@debrawest4859]

The jobs are the only thing stopping me from taking the plunge. Looking forward to see it.