Catastrophe Adjusting and Tiny Rv Living. How's this gonna work?

Hi, I'll tell you some about me, us, and what we're doing. I'm pretty excited about it and you may find it interesting too.

We are a couple of early retirees. I'm 49 and my hunny is 50. He just retired from a 25 year career in education made up of coaching football, teaching math, and being an administrator. He was burned completely out, but that's a whole 'nother story though.

So, fast forward to being retired and knowing we don't want to sit home all the time, but a teacher's retirement pay doesn't allow for a glamorous life of travel.

What to do?

Well, my intelligent, wonderful husband has a real knack for numbers, organization, attention to detail, and a history in construction work, even getting licensed and building new spec and custom homes for several years, until the housing market bust. Yep, all while still teaching. I know all those things will make him a great catastrophic insurance adjuster, and he's just a really nice guy. He's an ISTJ. I'm very into the Meyers Briggs Personality thing! #MBTI . I'm an INFJ, which explains why...if you're into that sort of thing. But, to get back on track, we decided to do catastrophic adjusting. Well, he's the adjuster, I'm his helper. I could not do that job!

What is catastrophic adjusting, you ask?
Basically, when a catastrophic event happens (tornado, hurricane, flood, fires, etc) adjusters are on standby across the country, ready to deploy and be onsite within 24-48 hours so that claims processing is fast and money gets to the people affected as quickly as possible. Helping families get back on their feet, I like that...having a career that constantly takes us into ground zero of catastrophes, well that, I struggle with.

So, I think I'll be writing this about a few things. Depending on the day, it may be stories from ground zero or it may be about our travels getting there, the beauty found nearby, new friends, nature, crystals, and who knows what else.

I'm going to start with a camper remodel. We bought a 17' camper for two. I'll post pics as we go.

Stick around!