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Out With The New, In With The Old

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After 100 plus days of self imposed torture we are finally under contract to sell our home. Bittersweet is probably the only way to describe our feelings.

We have many moments of excitement thinking about getting back on the road. I’m sure once that happens we will enjoy every minute of it as we did before. Right now those moments are typically followed by the disappointment and stress.

This entire process has taken a toll, but it’s just something we need to work through. Once we get it all sorted out we certain we can get back to enjoying life on the road as we did before.

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Q2 2026 Financial Update

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A lot has happened since our Q1 financial update was published in April. These last few months have been everything except relaxing or smooth. The life we envisioned when we set out on this journey years ago feels like it’s far off in the distance right now. I know we are taking the necessary steps to get back to it, but it’s not going to be easy.

I won’t rehash everything in this blog as I already covered what’s going on in other blogs. Plus I’m just really tired of stressing out over it and questioning where we went wrong. If you want, or need, to catch up you can start here and that will get you up to speed on our current situation.

Our house has now been on the market for over 60 days. We’ve had great interest, but so far nothing we could consider serious. Our current frustration level however doesn’t come from the process of selling our home. We understood what we were getting into when we made the difficult decision to move on.

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Q2 2026 Dividend Portfolio Update

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With another action packed quarter in the books it’s time for the Q2 2026 dividend portfolio update!

After Q1 ran red hot, before eventually cooling off in March, the markets were at a crossroads. Would they rebound with investors buying the dip? Or, would there be more profit taking and in turn more panic selling that would take us lower?

Those questions were quickly answered as investors bought the dip and pushed the markets to new highs once again.

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