Blackstone Camping Griddle Review: The Camp Kitchen That Folds Up Small
Breakfast is my favorite meal, and my Blackstone camping griddle is where I cook it. Here’s what I love, what drives me crazy, and the accessories worth buying.
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From the Gulf Coast to the Badlands: Our 2026 Midwest and West Loop
We were barely home from the Northeast before the road started calling again, this time for a Badlands road trip by way of the Gulf Coast. For this leg, Diana typed the whole itinerary into the computer instead of keeping handwritten notes, so we could share it and look back on it later. It turned…
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The Struggle Is Real: Three States, Two Stores, and One Cold Drink
Back home in Georgia, if you want a bottle of wine with supper, you grab one at the grocery store. Walmart’s got a whole aisle of it. Simple. Then you go traveling and find out that every state has its own idea about how simple it ought to be, and state alcohol laws are just…
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No Interstates, No GPS: Our Back-Roads Loop Through the Northeast
On July 18, 2026, Diana and I set out on a back roads road trip from our driveway in LaGrange, Georgia, with The Little Guy in tow and two rules for the road. Rule one: no interstates unless there was absolutely no other choice. That went for big cities too. Any major populated area was…
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A New Chapter for I’m Just Saying
If you’ve been around I’m Just Saying for a while, you might be wondering why it’s turned into an RV adventure blog. Pull up a camp chair, and I’ll tell you.
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Chasing Gold Across America: What I Learned From Panning for Gold in Three States
California spoiled me. Most of what I found there were flakes you could see with your bare eyes, and one day I even found a picker sitting right on bedrock.
