By Ted Furlow
Having a travel trailer has been a challenging life changer for Terri and me. We have discovered that one of the challenges of trailering on the road is finding a way to keep a normal life going.
Reaction to Martin book a sad display of Catholic mudslinging
By Ted Furlow
I have long been interested in the body politic that governs our communities and our nation. It is Lincoln’s “government by the people,” but unfortunately it seems at every level we are losing our grip on how to do it.
Civility is a religious truth, cornerstone of society
By Ted Furlow
While sitting at the dinette window sipping my morning tea and musing over the Cruise Director’s planned three-week safari to the wilds of Oregon, I noticed a New York Times article by George Yancy.
Vacation stops introduce new communities of faith
By Ted Furlow
I am sitting in the dinette, drinking my morning tea and looking out my window to the world, recovering from the Cruise Director’s summer safari to Oregon. Since having left our trailer in Oregon, we just returned from the first leg of her vacation trifecta - three weeks camping and travelling, and we will be on the road again on the second leg back to Oregon to see the eclipse on August 21st.
Every day people give great witness to faith
By Ted Furlow
The Cruise Director and I own a travel trailer, and we try to get it out on the road at least once a month. Our trailer is not opulent, but it’s comfortable and more than simply camping, and it has made us a part of the phenomenon of RVing.