New contributing writer, Bill Rice
Recent travels took me through Indiana. While there, I visited my high school friend, Bill and his wife, Karen at…
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Suspension Upgrades — 2008 Winnebago View (part one)
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Christmas in the Ozarks
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Taking time to enjoy landscapes and wildlife
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Bye, bye Verizon. Will Visible be enough?
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All personal actions matter
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Increased camping inspires film and toy industries
There has been a 62% increase in household ownership of recreational vehicles in the United States since 2011.* Last year’s…
An extensive career in marketing, website and social media creation and management, project management, videograpy and more coupled with a love of road trips has led to the creation of this site. It's been around for a few years, but neglected for months at a time. I'm hoping to write more since I gave up the 9 to 5. Wish me luck! I am thrilled that you are here!
~Margaret
Bill Rice is a soon to be "official old man" who has been a nurse for over forty years, most of that in an Emergency Department scenario.
He lives in southern Indiana after being transplanted there from Texas
and New Mexico. Bill is married to the 'best person' he has ever known. Her name is Karen and puts up with more than she should, from both Bill and their two cats and nine chickens. Between the two of them they have
a total of six grown children.
Bill is semi retired and stays home to care for their farm and animals. This gives him plenty of time for woodworking projects, drawing, painting, playing drums and learning the guitar. It also provides ample opportunity for coming up with new ways to annoy his Karen.
