Hi Kimann, stopping by to see how you have been. Such a informative and transparent video. I loved hearing the pros and cons. Really insightful! I love your sun pillow! Great to see you and the pups! ❤ I really love what you shared at the end. So beautiful! So happy for you! Lots of love to you! 😻😻
Having a small RV is wonderful but honestly after a weekend we’re ready to go home. The freedom is phenomenal and amazing but a soft bed and our home is definitely awesome. I truly admire and appreciate your honesty and I love your Channel
Thanks for watching and commenting. Full-time is only for some! The best of both worlds is having a home base, but right now, I enjoy not caring for a home. I think it is easier if you do have a partner.
Your emotions and realness shine thru every time you make a video. Your truly a lovely human being!! And hell I’ve never even meant you, but somehow I’m sure!! 😊
Hi Kim Ann How are you ? Great video Your absolutely Right to show how things are Not so different And as far as Bad weather goes in a Camper Rule of Thumb is Don't Be their that's why you have wheels to get out of dodge
We bought a very small toy hauler with extra large windows…we don’t use the toy hauler for hauling toys but use for an outside deck that we absolutely love. We just came home from Fenwick Island Delaware and backed our camper up to the water with the deck it felt like we were over the water. Thanks for sharing your story, we love our small camper as well!
I love that you have a deck, especially on a smaller camper! At the Tampa RV show, I saw a Palamino truck camper with a deck. It increases your living space, and you have a protected area to enjoy the elevated view! Amazing! Thank you for watching my video!
You are still adorable and I love watching you smile and dance! Passion for living is wonderful! They make soft-start kits for your RV and also just for the AC that takes care of the ramp-up AC units do when the compressor comes on. With most units, this will allow you to hook up at a friend's house with a 15 Amp connection but still run your AC. I've been steadily downsizing for a few years. The less stuff I had on hand, ironically the less I needed. I adore the simplicity of tiny living and how though you have a couple of things out of place and it becomes a wreck, you pick up those couple of things and it's clean! My frame structure is significantly more robust than the original (I built my own from scratch on a 1977 Nomad chassis) and recently stood up to 90MPH straight line winds (from the side) with nary a leak or problem so I'm not too worried about anything shy of a tornado. A good chef only needs a handfull of pots and pans and one good knife, so I won't be scrimping any on my cooking passion! I've thought of having some basil and rosemary in the kitchen window but we'll see as even in a house that only worked for so long before they fought and killed each other. I have two lab mixes that stay with me but we don't really hurt for space especially since I opened the dining area up. I designed a layered insulation of several different materials which has my insulation factor around an R30 top to bottom, so keeping a constant, comfy temp is pretty easy even with just a window unit. I'll be installing a deisel heater for really cold weather but an electric fireplace does fine for most of the time. I've seen people who want baths get these collapsible canvas bag tubs they can fill up outside (or inside if you have the room) so you can get those baths in every now and then. That might be an idea!
It sounds like you made a wonderful, cozy, safe home! Thank you for the tips on the a/c and bathtub. I will look into it! I tried to grow basil and mint, but they didn't do well with the temperature extremes when driving. Plus, my camper is so small that it was inconvenient to keep moving them around when I needed space. I appreciate your comment and for watching my video!
As long as you can have occasional house sitting jobs, visiting friends and relatives. I would think truck camper life is way better. I would miss a swimming pool or jacuzzi if i had one...but not the cost, maintenance, being tied down...as for appreciating house vs depreciating camper....well upkeep of house is expensive unless you can do it yourself or have talented friends. Realistate taxes are rising, utilities are rising, some communities are more rentals and depreciating for home owner.. Now you have freedom to travel or camp in so mant places and not all the clutter. That sounds priceless to me...plus 2 terriers that love to travel where ever you go🐶🐶❤
Also you broke out of the hospital😂. Thats really priceless.. Its never the patients always adm....lol. I was a paramedic, EMS ins., and trauma tech in er.. Always loved being in my rig the most..im looking forward🎉 to at least parttime and seasonally on the road.
You brought up some valid points! Homeownership is changing and not in the homeowner's favor! I am excited for you to travel part-time! That is the best of both worlds. I appreciate you watching and commenting!
Those dogs of your sisters are great. I relate to your reasons, as I have said before I would love to do what you are doing. Heck, that mask spooky 😂😂 Safe travels x
I love your videos and I think you made the right choice for you! I could definitely see myself enjoying a lifestyle like this with my little dog. Especially if my kids end up settling in different states etc. You deserve much joy and peace!
Hello Kimann, hope all is well. Wife and I are retired and live outside of a little town in the middle of nowhere in Oregon. I am a "little" older than you and wonder what your thoughts are five years to ten years down the road? It's easy to say I will think of that when the time gets here, but having no plan would worry me. Having no retirement income would worry me as well (can't necessarily depend on SSN from what I've seen). I wouldn't plan on living on other's generosity as you don't know where they will be at that time. We go RV'ing as well, but always have the base camp (our home) to go back to. Have you thought maybe of purchasing a small place so you can go live in if you get injured or something happens where you can't travel anymore? Judging from your parents location, I might presume you would end up in Florida one of these days. Anyway, just some questions/concerns that come to mind. Enjoy the videos, keeper coming. Happy trails.
Great comment! I have thought of that and I would like to eventually purchase a small cabin or land and a small house as a respite when I don't want to travel full-time anymore. Right now, I love not having a home base but it's not for everyone. I will be fine financially whatever I decide. Thanks for watching!
I’m in an rv and don’t miss my big house at all! I can clean the whole place in under an hour, everything has a place and it’s all mine! It’s my home so sleeping anywhere but my home feels weird, lol!
Thanks for sharing the pros and cons. I'm in a house now and would like to do some part-time exploring in a van, with the possibility of doing full-time travel photography and videos. I have a nice garden and would miss that, but it opens the door to explore small local farms to get some fresh produce. It would be less expensive for me, and seeing the country in a van would be priceless.
That sounds amazing! I feared I would miss certain things, and those fears never materialized. You have to dive in and see what works for you, and what you get in return are fabulous memories that mean more than material possessions!
I agree, and the beautiful thing about memories is that you can always take them with you, they are easy to share, and they are deeply satisfying. Plus, with the videos, you can relive them anytime.
One advantage of camper vs. house is property tax. You are saving $3000 or more per year, which compensates for the depreciation of the camper. Also, the maintenance costs are lower. Your truck is probably your highest maintenance expense. In what state do you register your vehicle? Do you have your permanent/mailing address as your parent's house? Florida is good because there is no state income tax to pay or file. Also, no vehicle inspection (although it is good to get a thorough professional inspection every year on a traveling vehicle) or emissions testing to deal with. BTW: do you have your tires rotated every 5000 to 6000 miles (Sam's Club does it for about $25). It will extend and even out tread wear. I previously lived in Maryland. I liked the state (except for the roads), but hated the government. Tax, tax, tax is their motto. There isn't a tax they don't like. State income tax plus additional county income tax. Sales tax of 7%. Plastic bag tax. Bi-annual vehicle emissions inspection. Property tax costs about twice more than Florida (though not as bad as New Jersey), because the property values are more than twice as high. But only one time vehicle safety inspection, which is more thorough that other states like Virginia that has annual inspections.
The property taxes on my house were around $6,000. I never thought of it that way - that the savings compensate for the depreciation. Thank you for that insight. My truck registration is in Florida, and I use my parents' address. I appreciate the tip on the tire rotation. You know a lot about State tax laws and vehicle requirements! Florida is a good state for nomads. Thank you!
That's hysterical! Leo always had spit strings all over his face and ears! He loved exploring in the camper, but they are not ideal travel dogs. You gotta love them anyway! Thank you for watching!
It sure seems like you're happy in your camper. It also seemed like you were wearing a ankle monitor when you had your house. I guess having a house is not for everybody. Pros and cons to both. But you have to make yourself happy
That is very true! I bought mine in 2020, right before the prices started going sky-high. You can buy used ones, and I recommend that. You will always have issues with any rig you have - even brand new!
I know to avoid those rvs made from May 2020 until 2023...lots of shoddy work and poor quality due to covid a labor issues plus lack of parts and supplies. I have been looking for years. If i wasnt handicapped,id get a truck camper similar to yours. I like the camper vans but need a little room for the dogs. So probably a used bornfree, larger chinook, bigfoot or a small lazy daze
Compounded over the last 32 years, the average house in the USA has gone up 4.3% year-over-year. That's really almost zero, given costs of 1% in property taxes, 2.5% on average for maintenance, and maybe 0.3% for insurance. It costs money to live anywhere, so different strokes for different folks I'm sure.
I agree that homeownership has changed and it is never in the favor of the owner. I appreciate your comment and percentages and thank you so much for watching!
I keep thinking I want to do this but more and more I don't think I'd like to deal with the environment out there..just go to Short trips and less now that it's hot 🥵
So well said. Exit the Matrix. No amount of material possessions are worth sacrificing your freedom. Good for you that you're getting to live the dream that so many people still haven't found (or even started searching for). Far too many people don't "get it" the way you do.
We are taught to conform to societal norms and most people do not even question that! I can't fault anyone because I was one of those people at one time. I had to do a lot of soul searching to "get it". I am happy that you get it too! Thank you for watching!
What tickles me is, I know a sh!t load of people that work in the medical field & NONE of them are happy in that profession that they’ve chosen…especially, nurses. And I always pose this question to them…”If you’re NOT HAPPY being a nurse or a CNA, then why on God’s green Earth did you go into that field of work?” And 100% of the time their response is: “Because of the money 💰.” So to put it simply, you chose a career, spent all that time & money on school…just to make a nice living 💰🏡🚗, but you’re not happy in your career 🤔. And I’ve known nurses that their marriages have FAILED because of their career…and now they’re DIVORCED, LONELY & getting to the point of becoming BITTER & cat lady’s 😂. My ex-wife is a nurse @ UCSF in San Francisco, Ca. & she’s not happy either in that field. She became a nurse because her mom was a nurse 👩🏼⚕️ for over 40+ years & she followed in her footsteps. She didn’t pursue her TRUE dreams & passions & finally realized that “Nursing” is not all SUNSHINE 🌞 & RAINBOWS 🌈. Do what you love, people. Not what pays the most money 💰. That’s RIDICULOUS. 😒
Our healthcare system is a business driven by profits. Nursing can be a soul-sucking profession. I went into it because I wanted to help people, and it was a recession-proof job. I quickly learned that your hands are tied, and you are there to follow procedure and policy, which may only sometimes be suitable for the patient. Many people follow what is expected of them and make decisions based on others' opinions or expectations. You must know yourself and be strong and confident enough to pursue your path. Our society does not promote that. I loved the insights in your comment. I appreciate you watching my video!
As the phrase implies, living free, means more money you get to keep unless you happen to limp into a new car dealership or your name is William Wallace (Brave Heart) Living comfortable means owning a home you bought or built and the tax man cometh and even if you paid cash for the home, you are a slave to the taxes that leech on to you by those eternal swindlers. Some boondockers find solace in buying cheap off grid property like in Arizona, and purchasing a tiny home like Home Depot or other manufacturers sell. I think you're doing good girl because you have a base of family and friends that welcome you to their homes. You can always plan for the future real estate crash that is coming and maybe buy a little slice of heaven in one of your favorite states. PS. Beware the original bedding provided by RV companies. If you start having back spasms, look no further than getting a new mattress in a box and make sure the frame isn't cratering or broken.
Good on you Kiman! You've made the right choice, being able to spend everyday with your wonderful dogs during their short little lives is worth more than all the money in the world.
your cousin''s garden is in good shape.
I love watching your adventures. Thanks for sharing!
My pleasure! Thanks for watching!
Hi Kimann, stopping by to see how you have been. Such a informative and transparent video. I loved hearing the pros and cons. Really insightful! I love your sun pillow! Great to see you and the pups! ❤
I really love what you shared at the end. So beautiful! So happy for you! Lots of love to you! 😻😻
Thank you so much! I appreciate you stopping by!
Having a small RV is wonderful but honestly after a weekend we’re ready to go home. The freedom is phenomenal and amazing but a soft bed and our home is definitely awesome. I truly admire and appreciate your honesty and I love your Channel
Thanks for watching and commenting. Full-time is only for some! The best of both worlds is having a home base, but right now, I enjoy not caring for a home. I think it is easier if you do have a partner.
Your emotions and realness shine thru every time you make a video. Your truly a lovely human being!! And hell I’ve never even meant you, but somehow I’m sure!! 😊
Wow, thank you. I appreciate that more than you know!
So happy for you!
Thank you! I appreciate you watching!
Sounds like you made the best choice for YOU!! I am so happy for you and wish you much happiness.
Thank you so much!! I wish the best for you too!
Hi Kim Ann How are you ? Great video Your absolutely Right to show how things are Not so different And as far as Bad weather goes in a Camper Rule of Thumb is Don't Be their that's why you have wheels to get out of dodge
Yes, thank you. That's very true! I appreciate you watching that one!
We bought a very small toy hauler with extra large windows…we don’t use the toy hauler for hauling toys but use for an outside deck that we absolutely love. We just came home from Fenwick Island Delaware and backed our camper up to the water with the deck it felt like we were over the water. Thanks for sharing your story, we love our small camper as well!
I love that you have a deck, especially on a smaller camper! At the Tampa RV show, I saw a Palamino truck camper with a deck. It increases your living space, and you have a protected area to enjoy the elevated view! Amazing! Thank you for watching my video!
@@KimannChessa A truck camper with a deck, wow! I need to check these out.
You are still adorable and I love watching you smile and dance! Passion for living is wonderful!
They make soft-start kits for your RV and also just for the AC that takes care of the ramp-up AC units do when the compressor comes on. With most units, this will allow you to hook up at a friend's house with a 15 Amp connection but still run your AC.
I've been steadily downsizing for a few years. The less stuff I had on hand, ironically the less I needed. I adore the simplicity of tiny living and how though you have a couple of things out of place and it becomes a wreck, you pick up those couple of things and it's clean! My frame structure is significantly more robust than the original (I built my own from scratch on a 1977 Nomad chassis) and recently stood up to 90MPH straight line winds (from the side) with nary a leak or problem so I'm not too worried about anything shy of a tornado. A good chef only needs a handfull of pots and pans and one good knife, so I won't be scrimping any on my cooking passion! I've thought of having some basil and rosemary in the kitchen window but we'll see as even in a house that only worked for so long before they fought and killed each other. I have two lab mixes that stay with me but we don't really hurt for space especially since I opened the dining area up. I designed a layered insulation of several different materials which has my insulation factor around an R30 top to bottom, so keeping a constant, comfy temp is pretty easy even with just a window unit. I'll be installing a deisel heater for really cold weather but an electric fireplace does fine for most of the time. I've seen people who want baths get these collapsible canvas bag tubs they can fill up outside (or inside if you have the room) so you can get those baths in every now and then. That might be an idea!
It sounds like you made a wonderful, cozy, safe home! Thank you for the tips on the a/c and bathtub. I will look into it! I tried to grow basil and mint, but they didn't do well with the temperature extremes when driving. Plus, my camper is so small that it was inconvenient to keep moving them around when I needed space. I appreciate your comment and for watching my video!
As long as you can have occasional house sitting jobs, visiting friends and relatives. I would think truck camper life is way better. I would miss a swimming pool or jacuzzi if i had one...but not the cost, maintenance, being tied down...as for appreciating house vs depreciating camper....well upkeep of house is expensive unless you can do it yourself or have talented friends. Realistate taxes are rising, utilities are rising, some communities are more rentals and depreciating for home owner.. Now you have freedom to travel or camp in so mant places and not all the clutter. That sounds priceless to me...plus 2 terriers that love to travel where ever you go🐶🐶❤
Also you broke out of the hospital😂. Thats really priceless.. Its never the patients always adm....lol. I was a paramedic, EMS ins., and trauma tech in er.. Always loved being in my rig the most..im looking forward🎉 to at least parttime and seasonally on the road.
You brought up some valid points! Homeownership is changing and not in the homeowner's favor! I am excited for you to travel part-time! That is the best of both worlds. I appreciate you watching and commenting!
Love your videos!
Thank you so much! I love that you watch my videos!
Thank you for the video.
Thanks for watching! I appreciate you!
I love your videos! Thank you for sharing. Nothing beats joy, freedom and happiness. 🌻
Thank you so much!
I think the editing you have done,with inserting clips, seems very professional.
You think so? Thank you for the complement. I am still learning with each video! Everything is practice. I appreciate you watching my videos, John!
@@KimannChessa I have been impressed. Keep the videos coming.
Those dogs of your sisters are great. I relate to your reasons, as I have said before I would love to do what you are doing.
Heck, that mask spooky 😂😂
Safe travels x
Thanks you! My mask does look creepy and I am not sure if it is working. I just keep using it!
I love your videos and I think you made the right choice for you! I could definitely see myself enjoying a lifestyle like this with my little dog. Especially if my kids end up settling in different states etc. You deserve much joy and peace!
Thank you! You deserve peace and joy too! Enjoy life!
Hello Kimann, hope all is well. Wife and I are retired and live outside of a little town in the middle of nowhere in Oregon. I am a "little" older than you and wonder what your thoughts are five years to ten years down the road? It's easy to say I will think of that when the time gets here, but having no plan would worry me. Having no retirement income would worry me as well (can't necessarily depend on SSN from what I've seen). I wouldn't plan on living on other's generosity as you don't know where they will be at that time. We go RV'ing as well, but always have the base camp (our home) to go back to. Have you thought maybe of purchasing a small place so you can go live in if you get injured or something happens where you can't travel anymore? Judging from your parents location, I might presume you would end up in Florida one of these days. Anyway, just some questions/concerns that come to mind. Enjoy the videos, keeper coming. Happy trails.
Great comment! I have thought of that and I would like to eventually purchase a small cabin or land and a small house as a respite when I don't want to travel full-time anymore. Right now, I love not having a home base but it's not for everyone. I will be fine financially whatever I decide. Thanks for watching!
I’m in an rv and don’t miss my big house at all! I can clean the whole place in under an hour, everything has a place and it’s all mine! It’s my home so sleeping anywhere but my home feels weird, lol!
We are of like mind! I love having my home anywhere I go! Thanks for watching!
I think it's great that you like your Camper so much, even after staying in and nice house for a while...
Thanks Rev! I love it!
Happy safe travels ! God Bless !!!
I thought it was hysterical, too! Ron is a funny dog! Thank you for watching!
@@KimannChessaCheese sticks did the trick ! Ha
Thanks for sharing the pros and cons. I'm in a house now and would like to do some part-time exploring in a van, with the possibility of doing full-time travel photography and videos. I have a nice garden and would miss that, but it opens the door to explore small local farms to get some fresh produce. It would be less expensive for me, and seeing the country in a van would be priceless.
That sounds amazing! I feared I would miss certain things, and those fears never materialized. You have to dive in and see what works for you, and what you get in return are fabulous memories that mean more than material possessions!
I agree, and the beautiful thing about memories is that you can always take them with you, they are easy to share, and they are deeply satisfying. Plus, with the videos, you can relive them anytime.
One advantage of camper vs. house is property tax. You are saving $3000 or more per year, which compensates for the depreciation of the camper. Also, the maintenance costs are lower. Your truck is probably your highest maintenance expense.
In what state do you register your vehicle? Do you have your permanent/mailing address as your parent's house? Florida is good because there is no state income tax to pay or file. Also, no vehicle inspection (although it is good to get a thorough professional inspection every year on a traveling vehicle) or emissions testing to deal with. BTW: do you have your tires rotated every 5000 to 6000 miles (Sam's Club does it for about $25). It will extend and even out tread wear.
I previously lived in Maryland. I liked the state (except for the roads), but hated the government. Tax, tax, tax is their motto. There isn't a tax they don't like. State income tax plus additional county income tax. Sales tax of 7%. Plastic bag tax. Bi-annual vehicle emissions inspection. Property tax costs about twice more than Florida (though not as bad as New Jersey), because the property values are more than twice as high. But only one time vehicle safety inspection, which is more thorough that other states like Virginia that has annual inspections.
The property taxes on my house were around $6,000. I never thought of it that way - that the savings compensate for the depreciation. Thank you for that insight. My truck registration is in Florida, and I use my parents' address. I appreciate the tip on the tire rotation. You know a lot about State tax laws and vehicle requirements! Florida is a good state for nomads. Thank you!
Can you imagine the hound slobber in the camper??? I had a bloodhound. Lots of slobber!
Pretty sure she is just petsitting the hounds.
@@TheNorthdakotagal Yes. I know that.
That's hysterical! Leo always had spit strings all over his face and ears! He loved exploring in the camper, but they are not ideal travel dogs. You gotta love them anyway! Thank you for watching!
Am you can go to a different place thanks much 🎉🎉🎉🎉
Thank you for watching! I appreciate it!
Your such a open joyful person. I would count that as a plus for nomadic living.😬💜
Thank you! 😊
It sure seems like you're happy in your camper. It also seemed like you were wearing a ankle monitor when you had your house. I guess having a house is not for everybody. Pros and cons to both. But you have to make yourself happy
That is very true! Everyone is different, and you must investigate what will make you happy! Thank you for watching!
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Thanks, John!
I dont know campers, vans and trucks have all gone way up in cost since 2020.
That is very true! I bought mine in 2020, right before the prices started going sky-high. You can buy used ones, and I recommend that. You will always have issues with any rig you have - even brand new!
I know to avoid those rvs made from May 2020 until 2023...lots of shoddy work and poor quality due to covid a labor issues plus lack of parts and supplies. I have been looking for years. If i wasnt handicapped,id get a truck camper similar to yours. I like the camper vans but need a little room for the dogs. So probably a used bornfree, larger chinook, bigfoot or a small lazy daze
@@kentuckylucky5762 Good choices!
Well hello beautiful how are you and the dogs doing are yall ok
Hi Curtis. We are well!
@@KimannChessa thats good im glad yall are ok
Be careful ..I used to clean Campers and fell from the bed Step almost hit my head on the table. Could've ended badly
Thank you for that. I do have more bumps and bruises than I did in a house. I appreciate you watching and commenting.
@@KimannChessa have fun 👍
Compounded over the last 32 years, the average house in the USA has gone up 4.3% year-over-year. That's really almost zero, given costs of 1% in property taxes, 2.5% on average for maintenance, and maybe 0.3% for insurance. It costs money to live anywhere, so different strokes for different folks I'm sure.
I agree that homeownership has changed and it is never in the favor of the owner. I appreciate your comment and percentages and thank you so much for watching!
I keep thinking I want to do this but more and more I don't think I'd like to deal with the environment out there..just go to Short trips and less now that it's hot 🥵
Full-time is not for everyone. Shorter trips can be ideal. Just enjoy life in the way that is right for you! Thank you for watching!
Red light therapy....omg Women are nuts!! Lol. You crack me up! Timmy C Arizona
That mask does look crazy! Thanks for watching.
@KimannChessa love your energy pretty lady!
So well said. Exit the Matrix. No amount of material possessions are worth sacrificing your freedom. Good for you that you're getting to live the dream that so many people still haven't found (or even started searching for). Far too many people don't "get it" the way you do.
We are taught to conform to societal norms and most people do not even question that! I can't fault anyone because I was one of those people at one time. I had to do a lot of soul searching to "get it". I am happy that you get it too! Thank you for watching!
What tickles me is, I know a sh!t load of people that work in the medical field & NONE of them are happy in that profession that they’ve chosen…especially, nurses. And I always pose this question to them…”If you’re NOT HAPPY being a nurse or a CNA, then why on God’s green Earth did you go into that field of work?” And 100% of the time their response is: “Because of the money 💰.” So to put it simply, you chose a career, spent all that time & money on school…just to make a nice living 💰🏡🚗, but you’re not happy in your career 🤔. And I’ve known nurses that their marriages have FAILED because of their career…and now they’re DIVORCED, LONELY & getting to the point of becoming BITTER & cat lady’s 😂. My ex-wife is a nurse @ UCSF in San Francisco, Ca. & she’s not happy either in that field. She became a nurse because her mom was a nurse 👩🏼⚕️ for over 40+ years & she followed in her footsteps. She didn’t pursue her TRUE dreams & passions & finally realized that “Nursing” is not all SUNSHINE 🌞 & RAINBOWS 🌈. Do what you love, people. Not what pays the most money 💰. That’s RIDICULOUS. 😒
Our healthcare system is a business driven by profits. Nursing can be a soul-sucking profession. I went into it because I wanted to help people, and it was a recession-proof job. I quickly learned that your hands are tied, and you are there to follow procedure and policy, which may only sometimes be suitable for the patient. Many people follow what is expected of them and make decisions based on others' opinions or expectations. You must know yourself and be strong and confident enough to pursue your path. Our society does not promote that. I loved the insights in your comment. I appreciate you watching my video!
As the phrase implies, living free, means more money you get to keep unless you happen to limp into a new car dealership or your name is William Wallace (Brave Heart)
Living comfortable means owning a home you bought or built and the tax man cometh and even if you paid cash for the home, you are a slave to the taxes that leech on to you by those eternal swindlers.
Some boondockers find solace in buying cheap off grid property like in Arizona, and purchasing a tiny home like Home Depot or other manufacturers sell.
I think you're doing good girl because you have a base of family and friends that welcome you to their homes.
You can always plan for the future real estate crash that is coming and maybe buy a little slice of heaven in one of your favorite states.
PS. Beware the original bedding provided by RV companies. If you start having back spasms, look no further than getting a new mattress in a box and make sure the frame isn't cratering or broken.
Thank you for your advice. Poor William Wallace but his bravery is known to history! Thank you for watching!
@@KimannChessa You're welcome!
Good on you Kiman! You've made the right choice, being able to spend everyday with your wonderful dogs during their short little lives is worth more than all the money in the world.
I believe that too! Thank you!