(1) In certain places in middle Tennessee, Verizon coverage and wireless Internet are basically nonexistent.
(2) The Instant Pot is like the best thing ever. I will now take it everywhere with me.
(3) It's... kind of weird to wake up in the morning and realize that you don't have a permanent home. Definitely an adjustment.
A few highlights from the past few days:
From June 1 - 5, we stayed at the Thousand Trails Diamond Caverns RV resort near Mammoth Cave National Park in central Kentucky. We played at the pool, visited the cave, and went for some runs on a beautiful path located right next to the campground:
We'd definitely stay at that park again, and we'd definitely recommend it to others. It's small, and it isn't fancy, but the facilities were clean and there was plenty to do.
We then headed down to Tennessee, where we're parked for the next several days. The campground is massive and extremely hilly... so much so that my run this morning turned into more of a walk-up-the-hills-try-not-to-fall-down-the hills hike.
While we're here, we'll be visiting my parents and some of our friends, running, doing yoga (well, I'm trying to practice yoga in the main room of the RV), learning to live with the spotty Internet, and practicing our RV vegan cooking skills.
Yup, we went vegan... Because why make just one major life change when you can make TWO AT ONCE?
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