If you have an old converter in your RV, looking for higher amp power, or whatever the case may be, you should really consider this model.
This particular brand of converters/chargers have the best reviews by customers and professionals alike. This unit quickly charges your batteries (average 2-3 hours to completely charge battery banks), which reduces the time you need to run your generator while dry docking. It also extends your battery life and performance with it's multi-staged charging. Thus, you will end up saving quite a bit of money in the long run between gas and new batteries.
Read more: Progressive Dynamics Power Converter/ ChargerIf you have ever had a toddler then you probably know the frustration of the temper tantrums they throw. Usually at the worst time (like when out in a store), extremely loud, and sometimes with them throwing themselves around like a mad person. Yes this is the toddlers way of expressing impatients, frustration, independence, and stubbornness.Welcome to the toddler years!
Read more: Two Year Old Temper TantrumsHere are some pictures of the triplets from the last couple of months. Most were taken at Diamond Lake RV park in Owensboro, KY.

This is all of them reading on the couch before we set off on our RV Life.
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The big American Dream, from what I grew up with, was always: go to college, get a great job, make lots of money, buy a big house, and have lots of stuff. For most people I have ever known, this is the American dream, and they compromise a lot to try and achieve it. The sacrifice freedom for money. They lose time with their kids/ families for more money to acquire more stuff. Our system is a system of debt. You get a loan so you can buy a NEW car and by the time you have paid it off it is worth about a third of it's original sticker price and you have paid almost one and half times that sticker price (if not more). Same goes for your house, except the market value has dropped so much in the last couple of years that the value of a lot of homes is much much lower. A lot of people still paying on their homes are upside down in their mortgages because of the value drops. Student loans that take an average of 10 years to pay off. Credit cards with $10,000 limits and high interest rates. On and on. Debt. If you think you can fully get away from it and still have a good credit score, think again. If you don't have some debt and are paying on it consistently, your credit score will drop.
Here are some before pictures of our GMC motorhome...
At our first campsite:

Read more: Our GMC RV: Before and After Pictures
We weathered through the 105 degree heat wave and found a lot of creative, if not borderline redneck, ways to keep cool since the AC went out. In short we put in a window ac unit, three box fans, two small fans, and went swimming a lot. Not ideal by any means but sometimes you just have to roll with it. Hopefully next week we can get the one of my husband's clients, whose company deal with this sort of stuff, to look at it and tell us if fixing is even possible. The big issue we keep running into is that the unit is so old and they don't make the exact parts anymore, which in turn makes it more difficult. A new one will cost us about $600 so we'll just have to see which way fate takes us. At least we are back down into the 80's and low 90's for the moment, although some heavy rain would be wonderful.
Well we are finishing up our first month of RV living. We still face challenges and the rig still needs a lot of help, but we are loving it. Since I haven't had internet at this current RV park and the fact that my time has been limited as we all adjust, there is a lot of information and updates I want to cover. That being said, I am going to break all the information down into several posts that cover various topics and just post everything at once. This one though, is catching up on the triplets, the amazing changes with them, and some tips for those either camping or going for the RV life with toddlers. We have learned a great deal in a short amount of time and there is still much to learn. I can not believe how much the triplets have grown and changed this last month. Read more: Our First Month RVing
Ok, on to the fun stuff... This is a post just about our RV. The adventure of getting it (not so fun), the tear down and remodel thus far, and so on. We have a lot of pictures we will post in a couple of weeks of the before and after process so everyone can see, but I want to get the inside completed first.
Read more: Our 1976 GMC RVWell it has been a while since I posted here. 2012 has not started out the way I had hoped. I just knew in the beginning it was going to be the best year yet, but life, like always, had a different plan. My mother passed away unexpectedly in February, and it has been an extremely difficult time for me. I kept sitting down to write but just couldn’t focus. It has made me rethink a lot about what Michael and I want for us and the kids. Where we want to be, how we want to live, and so forth.
Read more: Life ChangesWow, I have so much to catch everyone up on!
The kids are now officially 2 years old. We ended up doing a small party with just us and the grandparents this year. Dad took the day off to stay home with us, we took the kids to Acros (a gym that my MoMs group sets up play-dates there once a month), ate lunch out, and then had their party after their nap. They had a great time :)
Read more: Catching UpWelcome to RV Living - Triplet Style
Read about our adventures travelling in a 1976 GMC Eleganza II motorhome.
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