Lifestyle

The second question John and I get asked the most is, "Do you ever work?" Of course this question is usually a joke, but sometimes people are like, "But seriously, do you?" The answer is a little complicated.

One of our favorite things to do together is to go antique shopping. I often browse for things related to travel and national parks. The last antique place we went to was Orange Tree Antiques Mall and while we were there I found this booth with piles of postcards.

The third question John and I get asked the most is, “How do you afford to do all of this?” There is actually a ton of different vlogs, blogs and accounts dedicated to this exact question. It's a popular topic among travel bloggers and everyone's answer is different.

No one likes a delayed or canceled flight no matter what your schedule is. It's never fun getting that email explaining your new flight time is one hour later, two hours later or even canceled. What about when your flight is canceled and has been rescheduled in five days?!

If you haven't driven up the highest paved road in North America yet, then you need to stop reading this, book your flight and rental car and go right now! I'm kidding, definitely read this first before doing all that.

Moving to a new place is hard. We've talked a little before about WHY we move so much, but we have never really talked about HOW we do it. Moving is mentally, physically and emotionally exhausting, but once the move is over there is still the adjustment period.

We grew up in a small town in Mississippi with a population of roughly 10,625 with a courthouse, one high school, and an annual Christmas parade. We love our hometown, the people in it and the food.