Living fulltime in an RV is not all fun and games. Occasionally, we do have to take care of the business end of things, just as we used to do living in a house.

How do you get your mail? How do you pay your bills? How do you keep in touch with friends and family? How do you get your medications? Those are some of the most asked questions we get.

Many of you have asked how I manage to sew and quilt in an RV. To paraphrase an old adage, my answer has always been "Where there is a quilter, there is a way."

Here are some fun ideas for finding space inside your RV for all of your hobby and craft supplies.

So you have moved into your RV, and you're feeling like you're sitting in a carbon copy of hundreds of other RVs sitting on the dealership lots and RV parks around the country. What can do you do next?

I have always felt like it's MY HOUSE, and I'm going to decorate it to suit my tastes.

When Jim and I get ready to go to a new place, I am the one who goes to the computer to plan a route for us.

I have the 2005 version of Microsoft Trips and Streets software, but there is a newer version published in 2008.

Here's why I like Microsoft Streets and Trips...

Jim just called from a Travel America. Yep, he's riding around in an RV... again!

One interesting thing he learned on this trip is the fact that Travel America truck stops (I think they're technically called Travel Centers of America) have IdleAire in-cab services.

Briefly, it works something like this...