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By Katrina Kane, on May 14th, 2013%
Things move pretty fast and are unpredictable in the oil fields. One minute you are happily working away making money and the next thing you know, the company man drives through and says, “Oh by the way, you are released.”. End of job. Sometimes you get a day or two of notice but not always. . . . → Read More: One Gate Ends, Another Begins
By Katrina Kane, on April 20th, 2013%
Popular among many RVers, particularly snowbirds, is working the Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana, and other oil fields as gate guards to make some money fast. Many work only during the cooler winters while sitting out the snow in northern states or to make enough money to travel the rest of the year. Some brave the hot, . . . → Read More: Gate Guarding
By Katrina Kane, on October 6th, 2011% Selling at flea markets and swap meets is not hard at all. As mentioned previously, it is a good way to get rid of your “stuff” when moving to full time RVing. It can also become a second income for crafty people and those with enough space to carry around others’ products. We recently . . . → Read More: How To Sell At Flea Markets and Swap Meets
By Katrina Kane, on September 3rd, 2010% Being able to travel requires that you are either wealthy, retired, or have a job that can be done on the road. I have seen many of all 3 in my travels. It is surprising how many worker bees are traveling. I have met writers, company CEOs, tutors, construction workers, road crews, internet store owners, . . . → Read More: Working on the Road
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