Stumbling Towards Full-Time
The following is from my blog. I am posting it here because I really want feedback from experienced full-timers. I have a bunch of rules for owning a Motor Coach. We have owned a coach for nine ye...
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I was retired for 3 yrs. GF was stilling working but not enjoying it. Went to work mad, came home mad.........enough!
She turned her papers in and we went on the hunt for a 5th wheel (MH was out because I don't fit well in a small car)
We bought the 5vr/truck and then called family/friends.......anything you want come get it or make arrangements. Then we had an estate sale. Everything was gone in one day...done.
3 months later house sold and we were on the road...but we had been living in 5vr since auction day, house was empty and 5vr was our new home.
Debt free, exit plan in place and something we BOTH wanted to do.
It was actually very easy.
That was 7 yrs. ago.
Course the first 6 months we were still in 'vacation mode' until we figured out "We don't have to be anywhere". And we also realized we had too much stuff. So we downsized some more until we had want we needed and not 'what ifs'
Good luck on your journey to a different lifestyle.
You never know what is next so enjoy/experience while you can
She turned her papers in and we went on the hunt for a 5th wheel (MH was out because I don't fit well in a small car)
We bought the 5vr/truck and then called family/friends.......anything you want come get it or make arrangements. Then we had an estate sale. Everything was gone in one day...done.
3 months later house sold and we were on the road...but we had been living in 5vr since auction day, house was empty and 5vr was our new home.
Debt free, exit plan in place and something we BOTH wanted to do.
It was actually very easy.
That was 7 yrs. ago.
Course the first 6 months we were still in 'vacation mode' until we figured out "We don't have to be anywhere". And we also realized we had too much stuff. So we downsized some more until we had want we needed and not 'what ifs'
Good luck on your journey to a different lifestyle.
You never know what is next so enjoy/experience while you can
