Tiny houses are, well, tiny. RVs and vans are even more minuscule.  That’s great from an affordability, sustainability, and minimalist lifestyle perspective, but it can get in the way if you’re trying to get some work done. There’s not a lot of space in a tiny house, RV, or van for a desk or other permanent work surface. Lap desks offer a solution to this problem. They provide a comfortable and stable work surface that you can take with you virtually anywhere within your home, yet that takes up a tiny amount of space when not in use. Today we’re reviewing some of the best lap desks availa ..read more

One of the greatest joys of van life is the ability to go as far off the beaten track as you like in pursuit of natural wonders and tranquil views. Unfortunately, off the beaten path vistas, overlooks, and campsites often have lousy cell reception. For those of us who work remotely while traveling in our van or RV, that can be a significant stumbling block. In the worst cases, it can even prevent you from visiting some truly stunning places. A cell phone signal booster offers a way to keep your adventures wild and free without losing connection to the modern world. Today we’re exploring the pr ..read more

Why Play Board Games On The Road? Board games are a great way to kill time when you’re on the road and don’t have anything else to do. Games such as Scrabble, Monopoly, and Words with Friends can be played for hours without getting bored. The best thing about board games is that they can be played by more than one person at a time. If you’re traveling with friends or family, then you’ll never get bored of playing board games together! In your tiny house, or on the road. Which Types Of Board Games Are Out There? Board games are a popular form of entertainment and have been around for centuries ..read more

Suppose you have a lovely garden: a vegetable garden or a permaculture food forest for example. We all know that it takes quite a lot of water to keep the plants happy. Perennials and trees might take care of their water supply due to their wonderful deep roots, but new plants, vegetables, and certain herbs and flowers might need a little help. Of course, you can just turn on the water tap, but what if you prefer not to do so or are not able to? Then you can collect rainwater and use that. In hot climates, this will not be enough to use the whole year round though. Offgridders (why is this wor ..read more