Selling My Home of 15 Years For This: Dolphins, Unleveled Ground, and a Florida Sunset

Leaving a place you built out of love is hard. But it's also how you find out what's next. My house has been on the market for a couple of weeks now, and while we wait for the right buyer, I'm giving you a preview of what full-time travel with Hope is actually going to look like. Today, I packed up the camper and headed south, past the for-sale signs on the home I've lived in for 15 years, for another trip together: Fort De Soto campground, about two hours south in Central Florida. Along the way we cross some beautiful bridges and marinas, hit a surprise toll, and roll into the campground, where I share a quick pro tip for fellow dog owners check-in. Then comes the real test, getting leveled at site 168, and it did not go as planned. But between the stress, dolphins kept popping up left and right all day, just magic. I cooked up a spicy honey chicken recipe for the first time, enjoyed a stunning waterfront view, and capped the night with a breathtaking sunset over the keys. This is a little glimpse of what's ahead for me and Hope: leaving home, chasing dolphins, cooking good food, and watching the sky turn pink and purple over the water. Our time is the most valuable thing we have, and I'm grateful you're spending some of yours with me. If you enjoyed riding along, give it a LIKE and SUBSCRIBE to HOPE MIKE SURV1VES. Thanks for watching and good night from Fort De Soto. #HopeMikeSurv1ves #fulltimetravel #camperlife #floridatravel #dolphinwatching #fortdesoto #Servicedog #Truckcamper #rvlife