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When I first took off in 2001, I knew I could support myself by stopping in places I wanted to explore and take temp paralegal jobs. While that worked, commuting form sometimes remote campgrounds, then sitting for 8 hours a day in a stuffy law office was not my idea of fun. In 2007, my daughter turned me on to the "Virtual Assistant" workplace and I picked up a lawyer client from her. Since then, I got more clients, and as long as I have constant internet access, it works great. Of course sometimes they all want something "yesterday" but so far, I like this way of making money as a travel. Here's a link to my virtual assistance website.

My initial dream was to support myself through my passion for writing. But while my articles were well received, they certainly weren't well paid. I discovered that trying to make my living by doing what I loved put so much stress on me that I started to lose the passion and the love of the writing just for its sake. So I continue to write about things that interest me, and have some things published and paid for, but have removed the expectation that it will support me totally. See Malia's Articles for a list and links to what I've written.

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Malia's RV Check-List
I am often asked for tips to help the newbie hit the road. I believe following a checklist is an important part of the process. It's always a good idea to review safety steps no matter how many times you've performed them. I designed these lists to be easy to use, broken down into four stages:

"I Want It" - The Pre-Delivery Inspection process made easy.
"I Got It!" - Notifications to give, Inventory to bring, Lists for insurance purposes.
"I'm Driving It!" - Getting in and out of campgrounds safely - plus how to be a good neighbor.
"I Gotta Do What?" - Technical considerations for hitching/unhitching and storage.
Check it out here and you can download and print what you need right now!
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