I heard that toilet cry when you sat down.

Congratulations on taking the leap, remember the key word is “temporary”. You got this 💪🏻 👊🏼

The most important word to remember is TEMPORARY!!! Just keep thinking how great it'll be when you're moving into your forever home!!!!! Just keep trying not to spend 100% of your time together......you really need "me" time! Love the camper....I'm really enjoying watching your journey and seeing your dreams come to fruition!!!!! ❤️ Kim in NC

I’m excited for you. Your pooch will adjust before you for sure. Get a memory foam mattress topper from Walmart…they are nice. Also, when my 6’2” brother comes, I have a hand-held shower wand for him…better than nothing. Have a lot of meals outdoors on the picnic table…have a grill and grill your food. Do you have awnings. They help. A lot! Your days in the RV are numbered now. Good luck👍🏻💕🙏🏻🙋🏼‍♀️

My husband and I did the same thing, but we ended up staying in the RV for almost 13 years... going from a 3 bedroom house and 2 car garage to a RV was hard, I gave away half of a stuff collection of 30 years. But good news, we had so many good times and memories! You will to, if you want to! Best advice I can give is to make it fun, even if it’s not! From watching your videos, you’ve got this!

You two will look back on your time in the camper and be even more grateful for all you have. Remember it is temporary and that it is an ends to your ultimate goal. I have done this for coming up two years and it gets easier .

A 2" memory foam mattress topper may help immensely. It is such a big adjustment but you are both very motivated and have a great support group! Look forward to seeing your "project" through the years!

The adventure is taking another step forward. How exciting for you both.

Good afternoon kids ! So happy to see your living your dream ! Keep on keepin on !

This is ONLY TEMPORARY. Keep your eyes, heart and soul on YOUR GOAL! Anything worth suffering for your dreams to manifest, is worth it. GOD BLESS!

Wow. What a change in a short time. I’ve watched you from the start and look forward to watching your Journey ahead as you continue to make progress. Fun times.

Wow! Your home sold super fast! Hopefully you got well above the asking price. My husband and I had a 31’ fifth wheel RV that we enjoyed, but we are shorter adults so it was comfortable. We had the double slide outs, too. Keep your dreams and goals in the front of your minds and use the offers to visit friends and family. Best wishes 🌸

Oh my goodness! It's not terrible at all, it's an adventure! This is one step closer to your dreams! Yay! It's cozy, it's cool, it's wonderful togetherness, and you can still have your space with the great outdoors added into the mix! I'm excited for you both! God Bless!

Just an FYI…there is a way that you can convert those beds to a king size. Of course it will take up some more of the walking space in the bedroom area but it can be done and you can use a regular mattress instead of the RV mattress. I guess it would all depend on how important good sleep is for you both….if the current bed isn’t so comfortable I would look into it. There are videos out there that show you step by step on how to convert the bed. My brother converted his to a King and it was well worth giving up a few inches of walking space to have the larger bed to sleep in.

Thanks for keeping your videos upbeat. We love to watch your adventures. Thanks for not punishing all of us if you get troll encounters. I think that is why we enjoy your channel so much. You don't insult your audience. Like the Walkers said, this is just temporary. Your new home will feel huge in comparison. Take care, Sandy 🌻🌻🌻🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲

New mantra - "It will be worth it in the end"!!

If Dutch and family can do it, you two will have no problem. Love, patience, and God in your life. You got this!!!

After the shock, you will both adjust, and you can do all things thru Christ who strengthens you. You know it’s just temporary. Bless you both!

So happy for you guys. It’s a beautiful camper. It is hard camping in ours let alone living in one. Everyone always running into each other and keeping it clean. Yet this is a huge step toward your dreams. I for one would be cuddled up next to your sweet fur baby for bed time. She looked like she was in heaven next to the fire with her stuffed animal🥰. One step at a time is all it takes to make things happen for you. Stay blessed. 💗

So exciting! I know it’s a big adjustment but remember the end of the rainbow! 👍🙏♥️

Build your shop first and store everything in it and plumb it for washer &dryer and bathroom until your house gets built.

Don't forget you can get lease to own sheds that can be built to suit your specific desires. Doing this can allow you to live with the camper on your own land.

Lol My boyfriend and I lived in a 40' RV, on and off, for 8 yrs. We'd be at a job sight for about a yr. When the job was over, the RV got stored and we'd live in Mazatlan, mx. The first 4 yrs we lived in a 48' sailboat. If you try, you can have separate time, together. Do your regular activities and honor the other person's space. You will start to enjoy how quickly you can clean and if you decide to take a road trip...no packing necessary. Enjoy

Pursue your dreams, cherish life's adventures, then relish in what you have accomplished. Enjoy You two!

You can buy a weighted blanket for dogs and people to make the dog feel safer in storms. Look at them on line. Your camper is very nice. Be patient and just keep reminding yourself that it will all pay off when you are settled in a house on the property.

Just look at all those “short” spaces as motivation to get the house built.

You guys got this, slow and steady. Congrats on the next step. Looking forward to your land and house development. Very excited for you on your adventure.

It will be hard but you can do it! ❤️🙏

Remember with tall trailers you must watch for low clearance areas ! Linbs bridges and such ! I'm an old trucker !

A big adjustment that will yield a great reward. I'm 63 and wish I was doing the same.

Wow, years from now you will be laughing about this time, and say how much fun you had! It’s part of life! Congratulations

Perspective … Cog Hill family has a 13 year old, 4 birds and 3 dogs. And then there is Keeping it Dutch with 3 children and 1 dog. Upside - you will learn and adjust to having/needing less - and that will serve you well in the future. I love your enthusiasm and understand your trepidation. You can be proud for your current sacrifices as you look to your future. BREATHE IN - BREATHE OUT

We bought a 1996 Teton 5th wheel and live in it fulltime and we are still in it (26 years now). We went to an RV dealer and looked for RVs one time. The salesman knew we were looking for a 2 bedroom RV. He called around and found one 5 states away and had it bought to his dealership without asking us. We went in to see it and bought it. We have never bought a truck to pull it, we always hire someone to pull it. We've had 4 leaks in it and my hubby has fixed them every time. We just have a standard fridge and it has been OK even with a 1 1/2 year old. My freezer has to be defrosted by hand, don't mind. It is built well. Teton aren't made anymore. We have reroofed it once. I can say one thing. If there is a will, there is a way. It is very cheap living, almost no taxes which is what allowed us to save our money. Both my sons are over 6 foot tall, one is 6'8'' and he even fits in it and the bathroom too. It is wonderful living.

My husband and I lived in a 5th wheel for 22 months on our land we bought. It was hard at times. But so worth it. You guys will be fine. As you said, one day at a time. We have been in our home for 20 years this coming October. God bless you both on this wonderful journey.

Nice camper. JUST ONE DAY AT A TIME. You can do this!! 🥰

Congratulations!! Good luck on your future home❤ God bless!

Congrats guys! It won't be long till you can move your Camper on your Property. God bless ❤🙏

Gives you a little more sympathy for Sean and Brandy with there family of 5 with the camper life. It will take some getting used to but the three of you will do fine. Princess will settle in to this being home for a little while. Congrats it is a great looking camper.

We just had to have "our girl" put down at 17 years old. She was a sweetie. She ruled the house the last few years as her hips went bad. Amazing what you will do for a fur baby.

I just downsized from 1500+ sq ft to 1360 sq feet. It’s a big challenge. I can’t imagine how you feel. Just remember, when it’s all done, it will have been worth it! God bless.

The bed situation; would it be possible to put a larger mattress in that space? Just a thought, sleep is very important so I hope all goes well. Princess, just go to the bedroom and sleep, it's quieter there when Mum and Dad are there. You could even hide your head under a pillow. (I had storm hater years ago. She did best when I was sitting above her. LOL UNDER chair or bed) Congratulations! Hey, when you sort out the water well you could put in an outdoor shower. 🙂

Congratulations on the RV trailer. My husband lives on the road in a 5th wheel and has added a continuous hot water heater, and it is wonderful. It's is worth the cost!

YOU REMINDED ME MORE OF YOUR DAD IN THIS ONE THAN IN ANY OTHER VIDEO. IT'S A COMPLIMENT.♥️

Rv life gets easier guys ,necessity os the mother of invention so add a bench at the end of your bed so your feet fit add a length of heavy density foam for a mattress extension ,might work so at least you sleep better ,if you can store what your not using under the RV ,maybe Dutch can give you a few ideas ,Princess pupper will be fine shes looking very cosy on her big bed bless her 🤗 congratulations on the new chapter stay safe 🙏🏻✌🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

When. I lost my house to hurricane. I built a 12 x34 she'd built on double flooring and 16" centers wired ,insulated ready to finish out

Wonderful that you were able to get into the camper quickly & under contract! If Nala is nervous with storms etc... get her a Thunder Jacket. They cam be helpful.

Love watching such a Beautiful couple a accomplishment their dreams.. Looking forward to going on this journey with you. ❤❤❤

Glad you got an offer on your home. So glad to view all of the Adlers. That a real nice RV. Thanks for sharing

No guts, no glory. Sometimes you just have to go for it. You two have this. It will be tough, but once you work on getting what you need to live on your land, it'll be better. You won't be in that camper forever. You'll do fine.

I lived in an RV for about 7 years so I could live where I wanted to be. Five of those years was dry camping - no running water, in my RV. It got me where I wanted to be. Yours will too. Make friends with others in the RV park - they will be worth their weight in gold!

One step at a time! Congrats! Love hearing the frogs in the background! 🐸

You got this! Remember it’s temporary and in the long run… you’re going to be living your dream! ❤️

K&S, Change does not always make your pets happy. If she is not growling and snapping at everyone, she will adjust. When we sold our first home, we also had a sellers market going on. Makes for a lot of tension but as long as the home sells, you now are F/T Camping Folks. You only learn by doing the chores and it will get easier as time passes. New well will be done before you know it and then you can have a pad dug for the camper and then you will be F/T Land Living Campers. Just take each day as it happens, like you said , you got a strong support system who have your backs. Cheers from Maine.

Just one more part of the adventure! Even though it's a camper, not a house, it's a really nice one! Years from now you will look back on this time and have some fun stories and memories to share. All the best, Texas Deb 😁

It's a very nice RV, just remember it's temporary!🥰

We added plywood to make it longer. And swapped mattress for 10 inch regular queen. Removed doors to add TV at foot of bed. It's perfect now

If you keep looking at the down sides, that's all your going to see/feel. Keep your eyes on the goal. This is an adventure along the way. Of course it's not the same as living in a house. You find out the that the stuff you "need" is not really the stuff you need!! Y'all got this!! One step at a time!!

Kyle you were beaming from ear to ear doing the Rv tour. So happy for the success of the sale of your house.

Keep in mind this is not forever. You’re a building your future home. When you return that you can claim it forever this is only temporary!! You’ll find in the long run it brings to two of your closer to each other when you can build for “hour“ future. God bless you both you’re on the right track.

You guys are so blessed to be able to do all of this. Congratulations and it will get easier I promise.

I'm a new subscriber since the Expo. I am a widow in Kentucky, senior citizen, live alone on 42 acres in a manufactured home, and have a few Arabian horses. Congratulations on taking this huge step. I look forward to following your progress and adventure!

Growing pains are sometimes a little more painful when moving to something grand. Blessings

It will all come together have faith in God he know what going on. God will make your land beautiful

I love the camper. If i was your age i would love the adventure you are on. God bless!!

One step at a time. Enjoy the journey. Some of my best memories were the hard times my husband and I endured through our 44 year journey together thus far. We have many more journeys to enjoy. Where there is love, there is joy. Yes, enjoy the journey.

Yeah!!! Congrats on all the changes!!! Gotta love camping life 🏕 It’s a shame about the well! It’s so hard to know who to believe- I was in a house over 100 yrs old and the well was great! ??? Good Luck 🍀 with it all!!! Happy 🚿 showers

Couple things you may want to do…first, by a cast iron pan or a pizza stone to keep on the bottom shelf of the oven. That way your oven will cook more evenly. Second, if your campground has showers, use them. It will help the gray tank from filling to quickly. Be sure to wear flip flops in the shower. Keep an eye on the black tank and the gray tank. Don’t let them get to full. Always empty the black tank first. That way when you empty the gray tank it will clean more of the junk from the black tank. You can clean the black tank with some Dawn dish soap and borax. Also, watch as many KZfaq videos on your brand motorhome as possible. I think that’s it. We don’t live in ours full time but we are snowbirds and spend our winters at home in AZ and then travel 4 to 5 months in the summer. Oh, I almost forgot. Bring the awning in when it’s windy or raining. Feel free to ask questions if you need to.

We learned you really need to love each other. 💕togetherness is a must. Lol

We used to camp in a camper (no slide outs though) and I found that the best place for plates/bowls/cups was cabinets near the sink!! We kept our pans in a pan drawer (larger deep drawer) or in the oven if you have one (we didn't). When the weather was good enough we always utilized the firepit (had a cooking grate on it also that you could swing away from the fire) and a dutch oven. Dad Converted the closet area in the kitchenet into a pantry area and we could hang coats also Wire rack system on the door for spices boxed items like hamburger helper, rice a roni, mac n cheese etc). Canned items were placed over the wheel well in that closet also in low sided bins. Less frequently used items were stored under the kitchen table benches (paper towels, toilet paper etc). You just need to figure out what you use the most to keep closer at hand and less used stuff in the less accessed area's. Don't worry you guys will be just fine. That camper looks bigger then the one we had. We sold it cause we hadn't been camping for almost two years and not worth paying rent on storing it if not using it. Miss camping though.

Camping is great for the weekend I really feel your pain hopefully you can get out to your land soon

The payoff is a beautiful home on your own 10 acres. Living the dream. Cheers 🥂

Congrats, you both deserve this. Enjoy your time together.

We had a lot of stuff in storage, that's why they make a fortune. Love the recliners. We spent a lot of time outdoors. We had a screen room that attached to the awning. Look at comments below, someone told of how to be able to put in a king size bed. We put in a sleep number type bed, easily moved into an RV, still have it in our house. You could give her a smaller, less wide bed. Storms are very scary in an RV.

Way to go! I traveled in a VW bus from IN to CA to NY with my Mom, Dad and 2 sisters, boarded the Queen Mary and off to Europe. We had customized the VW for camping...it can be done and you can do it! Plywood under your mattress and extra pillows can extend length of bed!

If you have to settle on a queen size bed. You can order a extra long queen for taller people. You must have bought a extra long king bed before because queen and king beds are the same head to foot. Feeling cooped up will just give you more ambition to work on the property for your new house.

Congratulations on this move I know how excited you must be to have sold your house so quickly. As for the uncomfortable mattress, I know that Dutch ( Sean ) & Brandy had the same issue, and if I remember correctly they bought a thick foam mattress topper 4-6 inches I believe so they could sleep more comfortably. My wife and I did this in our summer rental cottage and it made that bed feel like you were sleeping on a cloud. It's totally worth the investment and I am sure your bodies will THANK YOU! Worth giving it a shot - God Bless

Closets put stack washer dryer,buy compact freezer put Closets. Old well have repump out drill line pvc pipe put new pump tank

My house in Colorado sold in 1 day last week with several offers over-asking. Crazy market! Congrats on the taking the next step.

My hubby is tall, also. We found a place that sells foam rubber and they cut 2 5 " wide pieces and glued them on top of each other to make a extension for the length of the mattress. We put it at the head of the bed when we are not moving. We have to remove it for the slides to come in when we travel. It works well to add the length he needs. Just an idea

I sold a 1346 square foot house with an art studio and woodshop in separate buildings in the back. I went to a pay-by-the-week hotel room (my things went into storage) with my 105 Akbash service dog and two chihuahua service dogs (when I drop something they pick it up and bring it to me). My hotel room was half the size of your trailer. Soooo--o do not stress and rent a storage unit for the items you do not need immediately. Next, do not try to cook the same way you are used to. Grill outside if you have an electric grill. That will help. Make a list of the 20 simplest dishes you both like and rotate them. SIMPLE dishes. No more than 25 minute prep time ( rice or potatoes take 20-25 minutes). Get a rice cooker unless you already have one. Put it on and go outside to relax. The less you have to cook and the easier it is to clean up afterward the more stress you will reduce. Fewer dishes for a smaller cook space. ALSO after a certain time of day close your curtains on windows that face neighbors or a road. Open curtains can be an invitation to neighbors when you don't want to be bothered. It helped me to pretend I was camping. Seriously use the outside as an extension of your living space. It will relieve the confined feeling. Sit outside at night and get to know the wildlife around you. Go out in the morning with coffee and enjoy being outside. Get mosquito netting and jury rig a closed-in patio, so mosquitos do not chase you inside. I go to church on Sundays and then out to lunch so it was easy for me. Pick a day the two of you have to get away and go shopping, go window shopping (Tractor Supply is a great place to kill an hour). Walk around price ideas go to lunch then go home and discuss the ideas. You will plan your farm out completely by the time you are ready to get over there. Think of a few keywords that will make you remember why you are doing what you are doing and what your goal is. shout one when out when you get stir crazy. Ha, ha it is silly but it works. On the weekends build something for your farm. So when you leave the land you are tired and feel like you have accomplished something. I hope any of these suggestions help you. They all helped me. I got to where I could cook a meal in 15 to 20 minutes on the two burners I had. I looked on KZfaq for new recipes and tried them.

Do yourselves a favor and buy a good mattress. If you aren't sleeping good nothing else goes well. Nice camper and good luck.

Congratulations on the new camper . Kyle I love watching Christmas movies any time of the year , I have a great collection of Christmas movies.

Congratulations on the temporary move. You'll be glad in the long run. It's gonna be worth it. God Bless

It’s hard now but just think what is ahead for you. Baby steps, but so worth it.

Jason&Brooke from Cog hill can certainly relate and Dutch & Brandy from keepin it Dutch,all empathetic cause they’ve been there,done that

If you find some tie down twist bars - 2-3 fts (like the twist bars you put in the ground to put dog leash in the ground) can have a long cable go through the back bumper where the sewer hose sometimes is stored to tie the trailer down to protect from some of the winds and also do the same attach over the front end on the tongue area to stable a tie down.

That camper is very nice wow. God bless you both....🙏❤🙏❤🙏😀🙂😊

Love the closing clip with pup! Ya'll are making memories!

Just go with it, don't fight it, all will work out! You will adjust.

So glad for you guys. You will figure it out and just keep thinking: Temporary, Temporary. Keep our eyes on the big prize and that will make it easier.

I grew up camping. I raised to ladies one is 41 and a 5 star hotel the other 39 love camping. My husband and I still love camping. Put it in gods hands and remember it’s only temporary. Also need to take time out from each other. God Bless you both 🥰😘👍🏽🙏🏽

Another step forward. God Bless you two in every way, every day!

Nice camper you will cope it is a great sized area 🎉enjoy the journey. 🥰🥰🥰🇦🇺❤️👍🇦🇺❤️👍

Add an awning of some sort over your slide outs since the tops are flat… keeps debris from “gumming up” the works, prolonging the life of mechanics and saving you the prob of climbing up and cleaning them off.

Check out Simple Life. Reclaimed or Country Road Cure both of them living in trailers with their children while building their homes. You can do it’s an adjustment!

Seeing that this is ONLY temporary and a step to getting out on your property, you can handle it. It's gonna take some getting used to but remember that it's just temporary. GOD BLESS Y'ALL.

Enjoy the camper until your dream house is built🙏🏼some of the best times will be while you are roughing it together! 💞✌️☀️

Kyle, one thing that you all could do for "Princess" is to put a pretty tight under shirt on her to like hold her tight & secure maybe just a little thicker if she's still having those emotional issues. They can feel the static energy in the air & that's what they're afraid of. So happy you're finally getting things going your way, I know it's not exactly your way, just tell the LORD, Thank You & Pass the Ammunition. You know what I'm talking about, ❤ 🙏 your way.

The inconvenience now ,will be so worth it in the end . I moved in with family for 3 month . And now live on a little home stead in 1.3 acres, at age 67 . Love the videos .

Living in a 5th wheel for a few years I understand. My husband was 6’3””. If you have a public swimming pool near by you can pay to swim and take a great shower with lots of room. You do t even have to swim, just shower. Any questions I might be able to help you with please don’t hesitate to drop me a line. Good luck and have fun. That keeps the marriage happy also. 😊🙏🏼. Hehehe