That’s us. Just a couple of Airstream owners who caught the RVing bug somewhat early in life. Yes, of course we love to travel, and we want to do more of it while we’re able. That’s probably the first thing you’ll read about on this blog. Also, we travel with dogs, so finding last minute accommodations can be somewhat tricky. We’ll write about that too. But the REAL reason we’re so passionate about RVing is that it just makes sense for us.
We’ve spent the last year realizing our dream life is a little different than most folks’ our age. The material things we’ve been working for up to now – hefty mortgage, car payments, cable tv, daily cappafrappacinno – are all things we just don’t need or even want. In fact, they’ve become burdensome. (Tell me again why we upgraded to that Whirlpool tub?)
The more we researched alternative ways of living, the more we realized how little we need to be truly happy. The most important things in life are our family, our friends, and ourselves – and we’re just not able to spend enough time with any of them in our current life trajectory. So we’ve decided to change gears, slowly but surely.
As time goes by, we hope to go from weekenders to fulltimers. We’re lessening our load and working toward all the goals necessary to make this happen. We plan to travel this continent and get as much out of life as we can, while we can. We’ll write about it here if you promise to follow.
Thanks for caring,
Deke and Tiffani Waters
FAQ:
Who is the Weasle?
We named our 22′ Airstream International CCD “The Weasle” or “Weas” for short. Why? dunno. Sounded more original than “Silver Bullet” or “Aluminum Glory.”
So why name this site Weaselmouth.com?
This one I learned from Tiff. Weaselmouthing is when something or someone irritates you just beyond the point of a grimace. You purse your lips tightly, showing just a sliver of front teeth, and squint your eyes – imagine an angry weasel. The result is the only glare that’s both adorable and badass at the same time. That pretty much sums up our little 22′ home away from home – adorable and badass, like a weaselmouth.
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That’s us. Just a couple of Airstream owners who caught the RVing bug somewhat early in life. Yes, of course we love to travel, and we want to do more of it while we’re able. That’s probably the first thing you’ll read about on this blog. Also, we travel with dogs, so finding last minute accommodations can be somewhat tricky. We’ll write about that too. But the REAL reason we’re so passionate about RVing is that it just makes sense for us.
We’ve spent the last year realizing our dream life is a little different than most folks’ our age. The material things we’ve been working for up to now – hefty mortgage, car payments, cable tv, daily cappafrappacinno – are all things we just don’t need or even want. In fact, they’ve become burdensome. (Tell me again why we upgraded to that Whirlpool tub?)
The more we researched alternative ways of living, the more we realized how little we need to be truly happy. The most important things in life are our family, our friends, and ourselves – and we’re just not able to spend enough time with any of them in our current life trajectory. So we’ve decided to change gears, slowly but surely.
As time goes by, we hope to go from weekenders to fulltimers. We’re lessening our load and working toward all the goals necessary to make this happen. We plan to travel this continent and get as much out of life as we can, while we can. We’ll write about it here if you promise to follow.
Thanks for caring,
Deke and Tiffani Waters
FAQ:
Who is the Weasle?
We named our 22′ Airstream International CCD “The Weasle” or “Weas” for short. Why? dunno. Sounded more original than “Silver Bullet” or “Aluminum Glory.”
So why name this site Weaselmouth.com?
This one I learned from Tiff. Weaselmouthing is when something or someone irritates you just beyond the point of a grimace. You purse your lips tightly, showing just a sliver of front teeth, and squint your eyes – imagine an angry weasel. The result is the only glare that’s both adorable and badass at the same time. That pretty much sums up our little 22′ home away from home – adorable and badass, like a weaselmouth.