nearing completion The month leading up to my departure was a busy one. The project I had been working on was closing in on mechanical completion, which is always a hectic time. On top of that, at the end of October I moved out of my condo and into the RV. Anything that couldn't fit in the rig went on craigslist, the rest was going in storage. The slim down had begun. At this point, the majority of people still had no idea of my plans for the trip, they just thought I was crazy for my choice in housing.
parked in the paddock Two things amazed me during this month, the endless amount of storage an RV has! And how much stuff you really don't need. I managed to liquidate quite a bit of my belongings, which in turn, fattened my gas
money fund, which in turn, was awesome. Still, there were some things I wanted to keep or that didn't sell. My parents, in full support of my "cast off", offered up some storage space in the old horse barn...free of charge.
So if I hadn't already past the point of no return by now, this certainly solidified it. I had successfully jammed everything I needed into a 240 square foot, rolling home.
money fund, which in turn, was awesome. Still, there were some things I wanted to keep or that didn't sell. My parents, in full support of my "cast off", offered up some storage space in the old horse barn...free of charge.
So if I hadn't already past the point of no return by now, this certainly solidified it. I had successfully jammed everything I needed into a 240 square foot, rolling home.
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