My husband and I are currently living and volunteering in Kigali, Rwanda. Check out our blog at: adventuresofpaulandsue.com!
We finally moved into our 1988 Escaper Motorhome that we fixed up! We have it parked on my sister and brother-in-law’s property and are loving it. We moved all of our stuff into it and still have plenty of storage space that we haven’t found a use for yet. It is so bright with all … More Motorhome Dreams
I found this draft from last August 23rd so I’ll still post it here in case you haven’t been following our instagram: “So much has happened since our last post! We have been really bad about keeping people updated so I’m going to try and get you all caught up at once! I had a … More Back Surgery
For about a year and half we’ve been learning how to hunt for edible mushrooms here in Oregon and it’s been an awesome experience! Mushrooms are amazing, they are so diverse and abundant. Oregon has some of the best edible mushrooms in the world and the wet, rainy climate is perfect for fungi. This fall … More Learning How to Mushroom Hunt in Oregon
It was my actual birthday on Sunday. We had gone out to brunch like a week before with friends but that was just because this Sunday wouldn’t have worked as well. Camille was gone in southern Oregon, so Sue and I had the place to ourselves. We got up early and Sue made buckwheat waffles. … More Daily Journal – My Birthday
Today I had a kind of a bad day of work. I failed at some things that I was supposed to take care of and had to email my boss and a few other people explaining myself. Everyone was very understanding, and some of the circumstances were out of my control, but all the same, … More Daily Journal – Denim Shoes
We bought a 1988 Escaper Motorhome! We found an awesome deal and decided to pull the trigger. We’re planning on fixing it up to eventually live in. We’re super busy with work and school so it’s been slow going, but here are some pictures of what’s going on so far:
This post is long overdue! We spent an awesome weekend in Newport back in September and I meant to post about it but I realized that this post has been saved as a draft! So here you go! Here are the links to all the places we went: Gathering Together Farm Hallmark Resort, Newport Cafe … More Weekend In Newport Oregon
Why make homemade yogurt? Because it saves so so so much plastic! There are no preservatives and it’s cheap too. We have been trying to use (a little) less plastic these days and saving plastic on grocery items can be hard. Yogurt is a no brainer though, especially individually packaged yogurt containers, are a huge … More Homemade Yogurt
Improve the positive impact of your travels with these 20 easy tips! 1. Don’t buy ivory souvenirs. 2. Turn off the water while shaving or shampooing. 3. Seek out unique destinations. 4. Eat less meat and more vegetables. 5. Ride rented bikes. 6. Choose a “green hotel” or eco lodge that uses alternative energy sources, … More 20 Things You Can Do To Become A More Sustainable Traveler
As we try and use less plastic one thing that we’ve noticed that we do buy from the grocery store a lot is coconut milk. The cardboard containers come with plastic lids that are non-recyclable and don’t ever decompose. If you go for the canned coconut milk, it is lined with BPA. So we started … More Easy Homemade Coconut Milk
The Adventures of Paul and Sue 