The story of a simple man, learning to live a simpler life, in an increasingly complicated world. My adventures in the toy hauler with my fur-babies and an old Harley. Please stay tuned..............
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I feel like I have made the BIG TIME. My blog has been picked up byHitchitch.com. This is how I started my adventure....by reading about other full-timer RV blogs. Thanks Ron and Terry!!! Thank you, Maryanne. I am listed on her great site Frugal RV. These are great reference sources.
Driving,
driving, driving……that’s all I did this week. That is the least favorite part
of this new lifestyle I have chosen. I have arrived in Daytona.(well, actually
Bunnell.) I will show the campground to you later. I think I have found a home
for the next 2 months. This is a wonderful place!! The weather is perfect and
most everyone has their Harley parked outside their RV.
I really
enjoyed my 3 weeks in Livingston. The SKP’s are a great group of people.
Everyone is a full-timer. What a treasure trove of information. I look forward
to my next visit there.
I sometimes
think I am living a dream and don’t want to wake up. It is like a long trip and
I have to turn around and go back home. Wait….this IS home now. I am awake and
I have reached my goal of becoming a full-timer. I don’t have to bust camp on
the last day of vacation and worry about Monday. I just have to say, it is very
satisfying to have achieved my dream. After two plus years of working towards
this scenario, I still am amazed that I have arrived. My ship did come in after
all those dark days of wishing and hoping.
I am still
changing my mail and titles on the truck and Harley and the Raptor. I just got
off the phone with my bank. It really is a process. I did go to the driver’s license
place and that was not so pleasant. I filled out all the paper work and let
them take my prints and photo when the dl lady said “Oh-oh. We have a problem.”
It turns out that this years renewal uses the new 50 State check system. She
asked if I had been to New Mexico. And that they had put a hold on my license.
What? I haven’t lived there in over 30 years. She said that that sounded about
right because it was a traffic ticket from 1982. I called NM and was told I had
a $15 ticket fron ’82 and I had to pay them $41.25 to have it cleared up. I
paid them and was told I could get my license next Wednesday. I noticed the
money was taken out of my account immediately, but I had to wait until next
Wednesday…WTH!!
I have met
so many people and here at the SKP camp, everyone is full-time. I love this
place. I have met several men in their upper 80’s who still full-time. How very
cool I think that is. Believe it or not, I really am learning some things about
my new lifestyle. This is a wonderful place for a green-bean like me to pick up
valuable tips.
In about a
week, I will start my journey to Daytona Beach and hook-up with my Brother and
his family. Soon, it will be Bike Week. Daytona turns into a land of Harleys and all
sorts of amusement. Just right for me! I am looking forward to everything but
the drive. I guess I need the practice, so, on with the show.