Full Time RV duo Trudy and Lisa make their way across the country in a BlueBird bus motorhome for the last six years. This dynamic couple prove to all of us that Life on the road full is what you make of it. In this article I reference a collection of online sources who visited with Trudy, lisa and their pets. Joyce Wadler of the The New York times Published an article August 13,2008 wrote about their adventures.

IT'S the rare homeowner who has not dreamed now and then of walking away from the mortgage and the yardwork and taking to the open road.

Trudy Lundgren, once a graphic artist in Lower Manhattan, and her partner, Lisa Wade, a sales representative, were no exception. Their one-bedroom apartment in a Chelsea brownstone was charming, but the noise and pressure of New York City was grinding them down. Living in an R.V. was something they'd talked about for years - not for just a few meager weeks in summer when the crowds in Yosemite are so deep you might as well be in Times Square, but full-time living and working on the road.

Four years ago, they made it happen. They sold their apartment and moved into a vintage 40-foot motor home with a queen-size bed, drapes that can be opened with a flick of a switch and a kitchen bigger and better designed than the one they had in New York. They have regular work selling and designing ads for R.V. parks, which enables them to stay in parks rent-free and set their own hours. click here to read the entire NewYork Times Article

Recently the Today Show aired a video segment on their Travels

Southern Decadence started thirty-nine years ago as a simple going-away party. As a top gay Labor Day Weekend destination, it has evolved into one of our world's major annual events.

One of the largest annual celebrations in New Orleans, it has become known as the "Gay Mardi Gras." People begin to arrive on the Wednesday before Labor Day, and generally don't even think about stopping or going home until the following Tuesday. With over 100,000 gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender participants, and an economic impact estimated to be in excess of $100 million, the city has recognized its importance with an Official Proclamation to welcome the event.

Please Contact the Louisiana Rep Shanon H. (please click on his Highlighted Name) to express your interest.

Burning Man Festival starts this August 31st-Sept. 7th

In our National forum is a thread on members plans to attend burning man festival 2010. It's not just a Gay thing anymore; its where the quirkiness meets the imaginative minds of those who create Art and bring it to life.    Many members  visited the event and many more may venture out into the desert to get a taste of Black Rock Sand. Niel Boverman of Advocate.com posted an article on the event held yearly 2 hours north West of Reno . The following is his story Read more: Burning Man Festival

When someone wishes a happy Memorial Day I often react with confusion as happy is difficult when your obligation on the day is to show thanks and respect the fallen Veterans. Wishing happy anything is a good gesture but ;are we losing an understanding of the relevance of the day? I checked Wikipedia to brush up on the history and learn the proper decorum. Click on the link you will find the history of the celebration interesting.

The first Memorial Day event May 1865 was reported to begin with sermons and end by celebrating with friends and family at a picnic. What ever your plans are, please visit one of the many city Veterans Memorials and pay your respect to members of the United States Armed Forces killed in war. Palm Springs California has a Veterans Memorial for Fallen Lesbian and Gay Veterans. If you are in the area stop and pray an few words for Us.