Jimmy and I are in the final planning phase before hitting the road again after a six-month property caretaking position in northeast Washington state.
We continue to explore our desire to live a resilient and meaningful life on the road with a limited income. We have been asked to share insights into our ongoing journey of evaluating each aspect and possession in our lives for the purpose of downsizing and simplifying.
On Saturday, Sept. 24, we are doing an informal presentation (no PowerPoint, just talking and a couple of handouts) on ‘Navigating a life on the road in a bumpy economy.’
If you go:
The Boomer Lifestyle Expo
When: Saturday, Sept. 24, 2011, from 10 a.m.-6 p.m.
(Our workshop is at 11 a.m.)
Where: The Lincoln Center, 1316 N. Lincoln Ave.
(a block northwest of the Veterans Memorial Arena), Spokane, Wash.
Why: To celebrate all that life has to offer as we head into our 50s, 60s and beyond.
Who: Baby Boomers and their families, anyone looking for the fun and adventure the Spokane area has to offer (health facilities, spas, legal advice, insurance, fun presentations, and live demonstrations throughout the day such as Zumba, fitness and dance.
Ticket are $10/person.
If you can’t make it to the RV workshop, take a look at “Retire to an RV: The roadmap to affordable retirement” by RV Lifestyle Experts Jaimie Hall Bruzenak and Alice Zyetz. The authors take on the huge questions around wondering if you can afford to retire and travel fulltime in an RV.
This 202-page e-book is available for instant download, in pdf format to read on your computer or in a format compatible with Kindle, Nook or Smart Phone.
For a discount of $2 off the regular price of $17.47, click here to make your purchase. All you’ll need to do to get the $2 off is to put in the code: boom24. The discount is good through Oct 24, 2011.
Photo: RVers Julianne G Crane and Jimmy Smith are standing on the suspension bridge spanning Spokane Falls. (Kevin Justis)
