The Zen of Full Timing - Living Comfortably
The Buddha taught that Attachment was suffering. Attachment having to do with, on one level, the amount of stuff one has. Well if preparing to be full-timers doesnt bring you face to face with the ...
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In July '13, I took a job about 130 miles away from my home. So I put my TT in an RV park near work and stayed in it Monday-Friday and went home to my family on the weekends.
I treated it like a studio apartment. I brought leftovers to warm up during the week. I did cook quite a bit as well when I needed to (I ate well). But since I was just by myself, I slept in a sleeping bag. I ate off of plastic plates. I drank my cocktails in a nice hard plastic drink glass.
I felt that I did just fine for 13 months. But I was happiest when we put our house on the market and moved up here permanently. Now I can use my TT for fun trips. And have my wife and dog with me every night.
I treated it like a studio apartment. I brought leftovers to warm up during the week. I did cook quite a bit as well when I needed to (I ate well). But since I was just by myself, I slept in a sleeping bag. I ate off of plastic plates. I drank my cocktails in a nice hard plastic drink glass.
I felt that I did just fine for 13 months. But I was happiest when we put our house on the market and moved up here permanently. Now I can use my TT for fun trips. And have my wife and dog with me every night.
