Anyone have regrets about having gone full-time?
Anyone have regrets about having gone full-time? We would like to hear about any that have decided that it was NOT the right lifestyle for them and why. Thanks in advance!
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I'm 55, own my own business, and several properties including a way to big house.
We bought our first MH 5 years ago (has it really been that long, wow!) and our second is a keeper.
I am never happier than watching the world go by that big windshield, except perhaps watching the sunrise behind delicate arch, or set into the pacific from my good chair at an oregon campground...
I've wanted to full time since I first heard of the practice a few years ago.
When I first brought it up, DW said "ain't no way I could live in that little bus!" A couple years later it was "I'd still have to own a homebase somewhere" Today, when our 15 yo gives us some lip, it's "I'll put you in that motorhome and homeschool if you don't straighten up!"
Everything is for sale. Has been for a while, mostly for a big loss, don't care. When it's all gone, we are off. Deadline is June of 2016, when #3 graduates high school. But if everything sells before then, we leave early. #3 is a traveler, like me. He'll adapt, and he'll love it.
We bought our first MH 5 years ago (has it really been that long, wow!) and our second is a keeper.
I am never happier than watching the world go by that big windshield, except perhaps watching the sunrise behind delicate arch, or set into the pacific from my good chair at an oregon campground...
I've wanted to full time since I first heard of the practice a few years ago.
When I first brought it up, DW said "ain't no way I could live in that little bus!" A couple years later it was "I'd still have to own a homebase somewhere" Today, when our 15 yo gives us some lip, it's "I'll put you in that motorhome and homeschool if you don't straighten up!"
Everything is for sale. Has been for a while, mostly for a big loss, don't care. When it's all gone, we are off. Deadline is June of 2016, when #3 graduates high school. But if everything sells before then, we leave early. #3 is a traveler, like me. He'll adapt, and he'll love it.
