Nice read on how the family came through the door of the House on wheels. "Driving your Home is a heartwarming read about hard times and finding a way to make it work. A leap of faith for the whole family. A story about a Family becoming RVers but focused on a house to make a HOME for everyone staying together. Enjoyed the read well-done sir.

We live in our 34' Flagstaff fulltime as well, and have for a year-and-a-half so far (including two winters). This was a senior citizens' affordability choice for us. Where else could we find a two bedroom home that we can relocate (we don't call it moving) to follow work and climate choices? We don't have a tow vehicle, so stay put unless/until we need to be somewhere else, then have a towing contractor do the (literally) heavy lifting. No truck expenses in our budget!

trying to find comments about best vehicles to flat tow. Any ideas? Thank you

Very much enjoyed reading your blog and about your family! I'm also in Tucson and it's so heartwarming to hear about your life and adventures! How's it going now? Your blog ended in 2011!! Would love to read an update about how you all are doing Mary

Very well written, I might add. Love the rings thing:) I, too, grew-up with the ideaology of getting out and staying out until it was dark. Loved it!!

Not enough time this morning to finish reading your blog posts, but will revisit soon.

Thanks for sharing! I can only imagine having to squeeze in time to write with your brood clammering for attention.

Take care, and God bless you guys.

Enjoyed reading about your family....I am one of 9 children, 4 boys, 5 girls..we all had the same parents, God bless their souls, and we all had plenty of love to go around! You and your wife are what the world needs more of, parents who spend time with their children and show them lots of love. My husband and I don't have any children of our own, but have lots of neices and nephew that we help to spoil Wishing you a Happy New Year...God Bless

The unexpected babies that arrive in our lives are often the most fun to have around

Dang and here I thought you were older than me . Yer well ahead of me in the family department though .

Great way to spend time with family and do what you have to do......making memories and enjoying life....what more can you ask for....have a great day!!

Great story about how you and family went from house stick and bricks to house wheels included. Back in '76 I was buying a house with my adopted brother and his wife and got transferred to another town 100 miles away. My solution was a TT, 22 feet long. That way I could keep my portion of the house and have a place to live while "away". Then my girlfriend at the time, now my wife of 34 years, decided to move the 100 miles to be with me in this little trailer. She brought all her stuff and two love birds in a cage that she put on the dining table! I kept her and lost the birds. She had too much stuff then and still does. Following your blog. Not for me though. I am too analog for such technology. Thanks again.

ronspradley

This is something that I've observed a few times over the years, though I don't know my neighbors as well as you do yours at that park (Most of the folks at the park I live at keep odd hours and tend to spend most of their time inside vs outside, I know the manager better than some of my other neighbors, I still only know a few by name).