One of the reasons we chose an Airstream over a typical RV or 5th Wheel was because of the amazing Airstream community we found on Instagram. We noticed how they talked to each other, encouraged each other, and when they were in the same location they got together! We watched a few Airstreamers converge on…
I have been stalking Malimish for a while and they are probably the reason I asked my husband if there was anyway his job could become mobile 🙂 He did not think so. A girl can dream though! We are at the least planning on doing this when he retires and for now I am planning lost of trips!
Nice! I think Malimish is the reason a lot of people go mobile. 🙂 At least you are getting out in the meantime!
We loved meeting up with you guys too!! Hope to cross paths with you soon. Have fun at Disney 🙂
Yeah for Disney! Starting to pack today.
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How do you get a mobile job….. me and my daughter have been fulltiming in our 75 31′ for a few years ….i do odd jobs to get $ for gas to get to our next destination…I would love something more secure…….liverivited
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Hey! Thanks for stopping by. Most of the full-timers we know are some sort of technical geeks. Some choose their job because its flexible. Others (like us) find that flexibility is natural. Sam has a master’s degree in Computer Science and is really good at what he does (proud wife!). This helps allow him to provide awesome work for his clients while still maintaining his flexibility with both his time and location.
We are currently making plans to purchase our airstream and become fulltimers. My husand has been travel for work for the last 9 years. We have finally found away to be together and allow our 3 kids to to see our beautiful country. We have so much to learn but the more I read blogs like yours and Malimish the more excited I get! Hope to see you out on the road one of the these days:)
Ok, newbie here!! When you want to boondock, do just fill up freshwater tank and use water from that tank? For power do you use the battery? I know it sound silly to ask but then I play golf also. Any info is appreciated.
Hey Jim! lol! Yes. Before heading out to boondock we make sure our water tanks are full and then just make sure your pump is turned on. Power has to come from the battery, and the length depends on how much power you use/what kind of batteries you have. We have both solar & a generator to recharge. Many places you can also find fresh water nearby so we have water jugs to bring in extra water when we run out!