This is my first post. I'm turning 61 this month, and twice divorced. Time to start living. I think. Let me emphasize I think I've settled on the travel trailer I want/need.
After I purchase the travel trailer, I will donate most of what I own to a local church. I will take only essentials for day to day living.
I'm in central California. But I'd like to spend more time in southern California. I'd like to substitute teach there for a while. Then visit South Lake Tahoe, northern California, and other places.
When I'm much older, the travel trailer will be my permanent residence. I will have to find a place to park it long term down the road. Do any of you have the same plan? Or are you doing that now, and how is that working out? Is it possible to park it long term for free?
Do any of you work part-time? I've often wondered about this.
Is it lonely on the road where you are going solo?
Is it scary?
I have so many questions. Thank you for your feedback.
DebbieMarie
After I purchase the travel trailer, I will donate most of what I own to a local church. I will take only essentials for day to day living.
I'm in central California. But I'd like to spend more time in southern California. I'd like to substitute teach there for a while. Then visit South Lake Tahoe, northern California, and other places.
When I'm much older, the travel trailer will be my permanent residence. I will have to find a place to park it long term down the road. Do any of you have the same plan? Or are you doing that now, and how is that working out? Is it possible to park it long term for free?
Do any of you work part-time? I've often wondered about this.
Is it lonely on the road where you are going solo?
Is it scary?
I have so many questions. Thank you for your feedback.
DebbieMarie
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