Can I Really Imagine Myself Living in an RV?

The Diary of an RV Newbie, Part 2

April 17, 2020

This COVID-19 situation is getting crazy. We are two months inside of this pandemic and it feels mighty gloomy. Everyone around the world is locked inside their homes, wearing masks making everyone unrecognizable, and our ability to socially interact has been rocked to the core. It is absolutely depressing. The only thing I can do right now is go out for essentials or stuck at home…Inside a home that I do not like being in because it’s not mine. Right now I feel like the only essentials needed are at the liquor store.

I have cleaned the kitchen twice today and even mowed the yard again. While I was out in the Florida sun — slowly acquiring a slobbering pool of under-boob sweat — I wasn’t even thinking about the pandemic. Instead, I was thinking about how much it detests me to know I am mowing someone else’s yard, and that America seems to be out of toilet paper. If I have to face another global pandemic like this again in my life, I will hopefully be off grid with plenty of homegrown food and a stockpile of some damn toilet paper to wipe my butt with.

I cannot wait to have a place to call my own. It will be a blissful sanctuary to do with as I please. There will be enough acreage to pop off a few shots from my shotgun and not have the cops called on me. It’ll be a little piece of real estate heaven where I can walk outside (pants optional) and hear nothing but the birds and watch the deer grazing in the meadow. Perhaps I’ll even have enough space where I can have a few beehives and fainting goats. (Sorry about your defense mechanism little dudes, but I have some plans to laugh my ass off at you everyday.) However, that takes money. More money than I currently have and I want to remain debt free.

I thought I had it figured out by renting to remain debt free. If I don’t like a place, I’ll just wait until my lease or contract ends then move. At first, it was a very freeing feeling to rent; especially after our housing debacle of 2008. It was great. If an appliance breaks, I would call the Property Manager and it would become the owner’s problem. Soon, the honeymoon phase as a renter ended and I opened my eyes: I’ve learned a new way to throw away money and it came in the form of…

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