When designing the kid’s bunk bed, I spent a lot of time making darn sure I could sit on the bottom bunk without hitting my head on the top bunk. This allows me to use the bottom bunk as a seat to play games with the kids in the evenings.

Today alone, this folding stool has been used as a chair, a table, and a sawhorse. They’re so freaking useful.

We got our batch of stickers added to the RV this afternoon! Almost completely moved-in (still SO MUCH TO DO)

And with that, my desk is ready for work on Monday. 🎉🎉

We have so much to unpack and I just don’t have the willpower to get up.

Devin is sleeping in his bedroom, so I sent Ben to my room so he can watch videos without making the main living area super noisy.

This. Right here. This is why I bought this camper.

First camper: $7,000, and then I spent 2k to renovate it.

Second camper: $45,000, and then spent 4k renovating and furnishing.

The upgrade is worth it for us, but I still would have started at the less-expensive option. It helped us learn what “the big one” should have.

I think it’s dumb that I am not supposed to button the bottom button. I’m doing it anyway.

Today is a fancy dress day

Our sink has these little covers that maximize the counter space when you don’t need the sink, but there’s nowhere to put the darn things when you need the sink. I’m thinkin’ a hook here would be perfect.