Windsurfing
I was wondering how many fellow RV’rs and rv.net enthusiasts also have the windsurfing bug? I would be interested in hearing about, and seeing (pics) of, places you have been and how you outfit your ...
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We're headed for Denver. Pleasing the entire population of the motorhome, there's an Yves Saint Laurent retrospective ending at the Denver Art Museum on July 8, which is also the day of the Pikes Peak Hill Climb car race. So we're treating this as a definite deadline and being happy fulltiming lets us incorporate things like this into our everyday life.
And speaking of, I'm sure you know of the fabulous opportunities available in travel nursing. That is actually one regret I have--that I don't have what it takes to be a nurse because it would be so great to live like this AND make a (good) living AND have a little bit of an outside influence on where I go. I have an old friend who did travel nursing while living on a boat and then in an RV, and even before I ever thought about owning an RV myself, I thought it was an outstanding lifestyle.
So an in-demand profession that you can do in one place, or while traveling all over the country. What a deal.
For all the complaining I do about Corpus Christi, if I were being PAID to live there for a few months, it would be a different story. The wind is so consistent there that it's not hard at all to have a job and still be able to windsurf a LOT.
Study hard!
And speaking of, I'm sure you know of the fabulous opportunities available in travel nursing. That is actually one regret I have--that I don't have what it takes to be a nurse because it would be so great to live like this AND make a (good) living AND have a little bit of an outside influence on where I go. I have an old friend who did travel nursing while living on a boat and then in an RV, and even before I ever thought about owning an RV myself, I thought it was an outstanding lifestyle.
So an in-demand profession that you can do in one place, or while traveling all over the country. What a deal.
For all the complaining I do about Corpus Christi, if I were being PAID to live there for a few months, it would be a different story. The wind is so consistent there that it's not hard at all to have a job and still be able to windsurf a LOT.
Study hard!
