This video has been in the oven for over a year. Marlene made me promise to get it out there before we head out so here it is. We had a ridiculously fun time shooting this video during our last Arizona trip. You might have wondered what the fake mustaches were all about in this previous post. Well now you know.

I can’t believe how much Ava has grown and how much things have changed in our lives since this last trip to Tombstone, AZ. Thanks to David and Carrie for starring along with us in our little sure-to-be-Oscar-award-winning short film. Enjoy!

The Discovery Channel program ‘How It’s Made’ showed the making of an Airstream trailer. In most of the shots, they are building a 25 ft International Ocean Breeze just like the ol’ Mish! Check it out. One day I will post a video of a complete walk-thru of our own silver bullet.

over and out,
dan

Ava was very intimidated by the size and friendliness of these animals but she so badly wanted to feed them. Being a resourceful little toddler, she came up with her very own little feeding technique.

Yesterday we didn’t just give thanks for everything we have, we also gave our Airstream its name. And obviously it is ‘Mali Mish’. I bet you are dying to know how the naming ceremony went down. So here it is. Enjoy.

over and out,
dan

Cooking in a trailer can be a challenge. Space is sparse and tools are limited. We are making a series of videos with easy-to-make meals we’ve had in our Airstream. I am not a gourmet chef but I do enjoy cooking. I hope you too enjoy watching these and maybe try to make it yourself some day.

Ingredients:

1. Organic Whole Milk – 1 Cup
2. Organic White Cheddar Cheese – 8 oz. by weight
3. Organic Ricotta Cheese – 1/2 cup
4. Organic Parmesan Cheese – 1/4 cup
5. Organic Whole Wheat Elbow Macaroni – 8 oz. by weight
6. Organic Butter – 1 tablespoons
7. Salt and Pepper – To taste

over and out,
dan

Welcome to our first of many video episodes from our road trips. This one is from our trip to Lake Isabella, CA where we visited Silver City Ghost Town in Bodfish, CA. The buildings in this little ghost town did not originally reside here. Rather the owner of this little snapshot-in-time museum have moved them here from various parts of Kern county. Visit their site if you are interested in reading more about it.

over and out,
dan