For us, this move isn’t just about where we’re sleeping—it’s about how we’re living. When we talk about moving onto “The Land,” it’s more than just setting up an RV in a new location. It’s about creating rhythms and routines that actually feel like us.
I picture mornings where I make coffee and sit outside with Chris as the sun rises. Evenings where we build a fire under the stars instead of zoning out to background noise. Weekdays where we can walk straight from our home into our work without a commute, without distraction, and without the burden of overhead costs that keep us tied down.
For the first time in our marriage, we’ll get to experience what it means to just be “Chris and Bri.” When we got married, Chris was already a single dad, so our life as a couple started with parenting right out of the gate. Then we raised kids, ran businesses, and built homes—all good, beautiful things. But this, right now, is the first time we’re entering a season of just us.
And while the logistics of moving trailers, buildings, and equipment are daunting, the bigger picture is thrilling. We’re not downsizing—we’re right-sizing. This new rhythm is about simplifying the noise and making room for the life we actually want to live.
Bri Clark 