Living Your Dream

Have you ever said, when I retire, I am going to sell the house, buy an RV and travel? Well, we did just that. This book will give you some insight on how to start your own trek to begin your travels on the road. What do you keep? What do you get rid of? And what do you do with it? All these questions and more will be addressed in this book. The book will show you how to:  move from homeowner to full time RVer  learn to drive an RV  select an RV  find campgrounds  live on the road

Have you ever said, when I retire, I am going to sell the house, buy an RV and travel? Well, we did just that. This book will give you some insight on how to start your own trek to begin your travels on the road. What do you keep? What do you get rid of? And what do you do with it? All these questions and more will be addressed in this book. The book will show you how to:  move from homeowner to full time RVer  learn to drive an RV  select an RV  find campgrounds  live on the road

Connie Gleason, Masters Degree in Adult Education from Indiana University, Registered Yoga Teacher (RYT), Laughter Leader and clown. She has worked in the travel industry all her adult life as an airline employee, travel agent, tour escort, and was an adjunct professor in the Hospitality Management School at the University of Central Florida. Connie grew up in Kokomo, Indiana and lived for 20 years in Indianapolis before transferring to Orlando with the airlines. Connie and Ken took full advantage of the flying benefits visiting the Orient, Mexico, Hawaii, and Europe several times. Once she became ill, she was grounded. How she overcame the obstacles of living as a chemically sensitive person with breathing problems led to RVing and ultimately life on the road. Giving back is a high priority for Connie and she volunteers at many events wherever she travels as her health allows. She is a member of Retired Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) in Orlando. She volunteers in summers with the Swannanoa Gathering, Montreat, and the Roads Scholars programs in North Carolina and Florida.