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The book starts with a series of physical mishaps, the author and hubby/co-traveler found themselves deeply challenged by their aging bodies but still lively minds. Was the RV lifestyle a good choice? Especially for her? The "Long Suffering Caregiver," a chapter plagued with accidents and bureaucratic hang-ups, screamed rootless living isn't simple and it doesn't come overnight.
Chapters ranged from "Finding RV Parks," to "Tourist Busts," and "Serendipitous" events, make for a rollicking, bumpy ride into the nomadic world. For the uninitiated, a bottle tree said to be brought to the South by slaves--wards off haints and evil spirits when placed in the yard. Haints, aka evil ghosts, enter the bottles, cannot get out, and evaporate in the sunshine thus saving regular folks from haint-induced misery. Her tree, with brown beer bottles, was designed by hubby, and, although blue is the traditional color, brown serves in a pinch. Or did it?
They encounter adventures and misadventures enough to keep them "flexible," says hubby aka the old coot, as they grow older.

This delightful book, divided into convenient topical chapters, is a must-read for those considering a drifting life, needing a lighthearted read, or shopping for a gift. What's next on this freewheeling road?