My personal story that catapulted me into a gypsy digital nomad life.. Full time car dweller

[@dianemarie1880]

Hello, I am so happy I found you. I have been living in my car for 25 days. My son 21 died in 2022 and I felt so bad. I blamed myself for leaving him in college in Ohio. moved myself to Florida to heal from a car accident and a bad, narcistic marriage. I dissolved that after 22years.After 2 years in Florida, my landlord raised the rent. I gave 30 days notice. I applied for a Residential Child care role in northern Florida. I thought with my coping grieving skills I could help these 8 girls. well after 3 interviews, I was not hired. So....here I am living out of my Honda 2012. It is Jan. 2023. So glad I found you, will follow. Peace, & Love, Dee Dee@Redeemed.

[@SereneandSimpleLife]

Hi @dianemarie1880 welcome! I am so sorry for the devastating loss of your son. May the good Lord provide you a peace that passes all understanding. I’m happy you are here. Hope I can provide you value and help. I have an extensive playlist of all kinds of information, organized by topics if you care to take a look. 🙏

[@darleneridgway8634]

I'm in East Texas, 55 yrs old and ready to enjoy life. Before I die. Thank you for giving me will power.

[@catbrat610]

Soon to be divorced and will be homeless, I no longer feel hopeless. Thank you

[@PrimalChiro]

You can make it. It sounds like this is a very supportive online community

[@darleneridgway8634]

I also will be divorced. But it's because it's a blended marriage of 20 yrs and I'm truly not happy. So I'm looking to stay in my car. But I know I can do it.

[@lailanimessina1473]

Y'all got this 💪👌 LIVE LIFE HAPPY !!

[@westy40]

@@darleneridgway8634 Good luck to you! You can do anything you set your mind to 🙏

[@arithia5874]

There's a great life ahead for you.

[@6248cjl]

What an inspiration you are! I am 62, grew up in a military family and as an adult could not stop moving! My drug of choice was food and after watching my entire family die, one by one because of poor lifestyle choices,, I finally got control of my eating and lost 110 pounds over 3 years. I dream of returning to the. Nomadic lifestyle but because of chronic, expensive health issues, I must remain where I am until I am old enough for Medicare in 3 years.

[@dennisbosworth3665]

Linda, I really do believe you are living at the cutting edge of our changing culture. You are in the midst of an epic adventure, and there is one thing I know about adventures: They are rarely comfortable, sometimes tedious, and quite often down-right dangerous! But: they are the bringers of stories. They are the birthplaces of legends. We are currently witnessing the decline of the Middle Class. People are finding it impossible to afford shelter - a home. Money use to be the result of hard work and careful planning. Today, a person can walk into a Stop & Go, and come away with 1.6 billion dollars while many others are sleeping under bridges. Money is losing its rationality. Where this will take us, I have no idea, but I do know hope when I see it. Thank you for sharing your story - sharing your life. That takes courage.

[@havevanmusttravel]

Dennis Bosworth - VERY well said!

[@sscaneel]

Dennis Bosworth You are wise! I too have often wondered if others see the decline

[@tonylocks28]

Dennis Bosworth Very well put, very well written. Very true.

[@focusedfreebird]

Sad that housing costs have pushed people to desperate measures.

[@dennisbosworth3665]

@@sscaneel I am imagining that you are as old as me, and that you also have a perspective that only time can give.

[@RhodaStone]

I worked 3 Jobs too until I was 62 & I didn’t realize how tired I was until I retired-I don’t think I coulda survived much longer-i was so used to the daily torture that I didn’t even notice how bad it was-Because I worked so much-my entire life was out of control ❤️

[@Lunalane567]

Ah that's so tough :(

[@Booberry12]

You did what you had too.. I’m glad you get to enjoy retirement now! ❤️💙💜

[@jamesmcconnell1041]

Congratulations on your sobriety! I also have 9 years of sobriety with AA out of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. If Linda can do it, so can I! Amen.

[@debbiblakeslee2373]

James McConnell congratulations 🎉

[@james420james1]

I have 24 years sober. Congratulations to you that have beat those demons. People dont realize what it takes to stay sober if they have not lived that life. So god bless all of you and stay strong.

[@hikerhobby1204]

Congratulations to all of you👍👍👍👍👍👍🌸

[@carriesharkey7035]

17 years here by the grace of God and AA. Saved my life! Any sober tribes out there?

[@hikerhobby1204]

Carrie Sharkey : Congratulations Carrie!!! I’ve not been an alcoholic, however, Jesus saved me too!!! So proud of you for conquering satan😂😂😂😂

[@johniegreen2935]

This resonated . After breakup I'm kicking around a 2200 square ft house 2 2car garages 65k a year stable. As I walk around the house every day it breaks my heart . I have an old van and 2 🐕 s despite my salary I'm broke from bills despite good insurance I have no time to use it. I'm heartbroken but scared to do this .I'm praying for the courage and strength to go where I'm being led.thanks for This video at this time, 3 years after it's conception it hit my feed.

[@dailyorangepill3338]

Unfortunately, a lot of people are living like the Kardashians on a Walmart budget putting themselves in debt. $$

[@dinahsoar6982]

@Daily Red Pill Yes, and too many people ignore that fact.

[@debbiewilson4123]

I have so enjoyed this. And seriously considering being a van lifer. Gonna be 60 soon and hoping to take my Jesus journey. :)

[@believer7733]

That is so true! Living above their means and trying to keep up with their friends, family and neighbors. Wasting their time AND their resources. SMH!

[@lorenacuevasduarte]

You rock girl! Blessings❤

[@debbiejansen1178]

LOL

[@Jenniferde2007]

Thank you! I turn 65 in September and I am looking forward to what you have to say. I currently am divorced, no children and live in Washington, DC. I work three days a week (former nurse) and I am considering the next stage of my life and what I want to do with it. It is good to have found your channel. Thank you!

[@judichristopher4604]

I'm kinda a J Lee too... (Judi Lee) and I'll be 65 in November!!

[@blueraven2345]

J Lee yep, I’m coming up for a change too.

[@nickinurse6433]

rent in a 55+ mobile home park in AZ....they can't give away these homes as wintering in AZ went out of sytle.....a lot more home for less than these car dwellers pay. 300-500 lot rent, 75 elect 55 WiFi...all amenities, small town feel in park where we are all friends.

[@brianbcpryor112]

Jennifer L : JENNIFER COME TO PHOENIX AZ, love your full PLUMP' FACE....& ARE U PEARSHAPE.....RUMP'!!???

[@brianbcpryor112]

Judi Christopher : JUDI ' U' HOTTIE!!!....SPLASH' FACE'*)))*

[@normamead4511]

I am inspired by your story I am a creature of habit and I have lived in LA, for the most part of my life. I have always wanted to travel but been a single mom it was not to be. I now have lived twenty years in a cottage and have furry family members that depend on me and have developed a medical condition that at times like today keep me bed bound. I am happy to have found your website because I feel like I am sitting next to you on your adventures. You have a great energy and joy is contagious 😊❤️🏡😺🐶

[@RestaurantSeatingDesigner]

So far everything I watch on KZbin you're The only one who seems to know how to make someone feel or see a ray of sunshine. Thank you

[@johnyuma1459]

Two months sobriety...and I live alone. I found your story inspiring and fascinating. thanks for sharing.

[@suzanneblaylock9598]

Happy for you

[@julesoftheNW]

You can do it, John Yuma! I have faith in you! ;-)

[@daviddeter7883]

John~ you’re awesome! I pray that God help you.

[@rnupnorthbrrrsm6123]

Congratulations on sobriety !!!

[@stepheboyd17]

John you are doing well. In my prayers 💙

[@RodneyFreeman]

I absolutely admire you! You're doing exactly what you want in this life. Something many of us don't have the courage to do. I'm 53, widowed, and drowning financially just trying to make ends meet. Kids are grown and I only get to see one grandchild regularly out of many. I can relate to your story so well. Thank you for sharing your life and journey with us. I dream of finding a better life now and finding my purpose.

[@billyhoulihan5573]

Hi Linda ! I was watching Bob today when he interviewed you and living in your car . I moved 27 times since 18 (71 now) and just bought a mini van I'm starting to work on to join the Gypsy lifestyle at the end of this year . I've been in Pa. (Gettysburg) the last 10 years but like you, single and tired of being bored and putting out a lot for rent and other things ! I enjoyed your video ! Be safe and serene !

[@suzanneblaylock9598]

Where do you shower etc ?

[@Alisha.Hassinger.81]

I absolutely love Gettysburg ❤

[@havevanmusttravel]

What an amazing story! The thing that really impresses me about the outcome is that you see this new nomadic life living out of your car as a blessing. Unlike many who can no longer afford the rat race and see living in their car as a curse and they feel cheated, miserable and depressed. You have an excellent attitude and truly see your new low-stress, low-cost life for what it really is... a blessing! If I passed you on the sidewalk or in a store, I wouldn't EVER guess you lived in your car. It's because you do so with excitement, dignity, class and gratitude. You are an excellent example of how happy one can be and that there is no shame living out of your vehicle and traveling on a budget. You go girl!

[@SereneandSimpleLife]

Thank you so much for your kind comments. I appreciate your support and care very much.

[@colleenbrinkman5145]

1 Thessalonians 4:12. And ASPIRE to live quietly, to attend to your own matters, and to work with your own hands, as we have instructed you...u came to mind with this scripture.....U GO GIRL 🌸💐🌷🌼🌻🌹🥀🌺

[@gavinsnana]

Colleen Brinkman great guidance from the Bible. Where else? 💕

[@colleenbrinkman5145]

Janice praying for u...I am 62, and have never like roommates...when I was 22 to 26 I was fortunate to own a 53 trailer...dug it..came home shut my door...and did what I wanted...be blessed and enjoy Gods road He has u on

[@grumpygrumpgrump136]

29 years sober, good for you. Be blessed my friend.

[@colinbignall7036]

12 years sober here, cheers

[@marianfernwood6945]

Just listened to your story August 5, 2021. So good to hear your progress even after listening to many of your videos, to understand your heart. Precious. Blessings, Linda, from Wyoming, my second home. Born & raised in beautiful West Virginia until my husband of 38 years passed away from a Massive heart attack in 2007. My children moved me to TX to be near the grandchildren. Diagnosed with cancer. After treatments, visited our son in WY. Living here is better for my lungs. God is so good to me. Enjoying my two grandchildren here.

[@kathycarbone725]

I have been praying and considering this and researching this way of life for a couple years now. I like your shirt Faith Over Fear. I believe also there has been something stirring in my soul for years. I Love nature the outdoors. I am a 57 year young women, divorced for many years. My children are all grown families of there own. Iv'e been slowly minimalizing 'THINGS" for years and digging deep into what my hearts desire really needs to experience. I believe God also has been opening a new path and direction to something different in my life... That is coming. Thank you So glad I came across your KZbin site. Many women I see are doing what you are experiencing. I definitely will continue this search and Pray that this Road of a Journey Opens up so that I May KNOW this is the road for me. Where it leads? Trusting God for the rest. Safe and wonderful Travels to you. You never know, I may meet you one day in my traveling road. God Bless.

[@sandywoods9740]

I was a military wife. We divorced after 24 years. I now take care of my Mom and love it but once she passes away I plan to embrace the gypsy life also. Your video have giving me the courage to do what I have always wanted.

[@cajunman1288]

Sandy Woods You can do it! with Jesus all things are possible!

[@jmr152]

Good for you, Sandy! I'm thinking the same thing. I've always had a bit of gypsy in my soul and now I can do it. Planning my escape very soon. Wishing you all the best. :)

[@elizabethbarnett1750]

I'm thinking about it, also. I'm still working on the courage part.

[@silverbreezeRn]

I'm a caregiver too. I will live in my car too, I love to travel.

[@lisaarcher6091]

Sandy, good for you. I will join you too out there. Prayers for you and your Mom. :)

[@knotweedkninja8539]

Girl, that's nothing, I have moved over 125 times in 56 years. I am not exaggerating. Place an ad on Craigslist and find a house sitting position! That's what I do.

[@hangtough503]

You’re still 18. Best times. Different world today. Old world better. Sober good. Takes balls. Love these vids. D😎🇺🇸

[@amethyst1826]

Me, 'Wow, was that someone shooting?' Moments later, Linda said, "I'm going to share with you some little bullets..." 🤣🤣

[@andibeauchamp9231]

And she didn't flinch at all! I would've jumped out of my skin!

[@amethyst1826]

@@andibeauchamp9231 I think I'd have hit the deck! Lol

[@sarajeandiaz8361]

I know my mouth dropped when I heard the shots and thought, take cover Linda! Brave soul!

[@azurepink5737]

Yes, I thought well that's America for you. Waving from Queensland Australia. Great video.

[@amethyst1826]

@@azurepink5737 My mum laughed her head off one day at my Dad diving for cover! Dad had been out somewhere and was coming in thru the back door, just when the corn in the oven started popping. Dad reverted to his army training and hit the deck. Mum thought it was pretty good for an old soldier of 6' 3" and built like a brick s/house diving for cover in their little kitchen!! Both were ex-army.

[@heathertez7352]

I was completely captivated by your story. You go girl!!

[@nancyannenesteriak-gentili3540]

Boy, can I relate to you! Long story, but, I lived in my car last year...I loved it! But it was out of necessity... lots of pain.. but I’m taking it day by day. Lonely...oh yeah. I’m 67.ive got some stories that I’d like to share...wild! I admire your bravery.

[@Booberry12]

Take it to you tube.. we would love to hear your stories and support you! ❤️💙💜

[@cristymcdonald9008]

Hey Nancy. Hope life is treating you well

[@seonona]

I'm 47 and yearning for change and a free lifestyle ...

[@kathleenshannon8284]

Hello Linda, I laughed and giggled during some parts of your story. I can relate. I have had it....I live in an apartment my rent is $800.00 and is going up, soon to $900. I have 3 rescued cats, they will soon be my traveling pals. Presently, I am looking for a a cargo van. Your story was very inspirational and courageous. I have plans too! Take care of yourself and be safe. Kathleen

[@blusky3094]

@bigboy she's smart...wants to keep her thousands, instead of giving it away every month....now that is foolish

[@dianacassinelli9467]

Kathleen Shannon go for them...wish you the best!

[@CrowningMoments]

Kathleen Shannon your cats will love it! We live in a fifth wheel with ours.

[@toastedcheeze2357]

Kathleen Shannon: Kudos to you! I've also had it sister! I work in long term care. A very stressful environment, very low pay-not a living wage. I've been through 9/11 n lost 75% of my 401K, lost money again 2008, cashed it out to go to community college couldn't afford to finish, so started all over again. Still haven't been able to put back $$$$. Hoping to purchase a Toyota Sienna and just travel n work wherever I feel like it. I figure I'll never be able to retire so might as well just enjoy life on my terms. Peace-

[@seekingjoynow1722]

Me too I'm looking for a cargo van also. Good luck on your adventure.

[@debbied7803]

HI L, I seen several of ur vids. I've been rubber tramping/ gypsy 4 yrs. I luv it. I roll in a wagon. I sew, I read,I macrame, I write, I play guitar. I have a sm. dog of 13 yrs. Be sure and take special care of Sassy Sedan, she will serve you well.... 2 kids learned from her, now she is showing you what more she has to offer, not the 9-5 run, the real road, you are an awesome woman, I love your style, lot like mine ( : Tell Andy hello, and he'll tell you, don't talk so much, smile.... it's a crazy world out there, always stay a mile ahead of it ( : Who knows may see ya on the road.Take care of Sassy Sedan, and Take Special care yourself...💗

[@glennarussell4682]

I feel like you are telling my story. I have moved at least 45 times in my 64 years of life. I have spent the last 20 years renting rooms from family, friends, and strangers. I am so DONE, I'm ready to find my solution of not having my own. I live off of Social Security and need to find affordable housing. I am now considering buying a van and living in it. This would free me up to visit those that live hours and states away. I am so excited about the possibilities this option gives me. I am so grateful that you have shared your story with us. It has given me hope, and I am starting to smile more. Thank you lovely lady, God richly bless you, and keep you. :)

[@MaLiArtworks186]

Go for it! You only have one life to live.

[@shellyperez6707]

Oh my God your life story is so freaking good I almost made me popcorn, to watch the rest of your video, I don't have any popcorn and I'm in the middle of nowhere so I'm just going to keep watching your video eating cereal!

[@plawton35]

I like the fact that you are older. I've watched a lot of videos where the person is much younger.

[@ASMRyouVEGANyet]

Really? I always see older, retired people. I don't think I've seen anyone under 40 with the exception of one or two teens

[@sunshine3914]

@ASMRyouVEGANyet? The one who got me watching living out of a car was 22, she’s now 26 and still living out of her car. Just about everyone I subscribe to is young enough to be my kid or grandkid. Lots of older & younger folks RVing on KZbin, but this lady is the first one over 40 that I’ve seen documenting living out of a car.

[@chellythompson6827]

their is a lot of them out there where she goes to bob w. the RTR

[@lohst1672]

ASMRyouVEGANyet? I had to start living in a car since 19. Been on & off homeless since. It’s getting frustrating

[@mr.bigtomsawyer2075]

@@ASMRyouVEGANyet and it's easier for old people cuz most of them have seen what they want in life most of them don't work and when you're older for some reason you don't shower or bathe as much

[@barryrhodes1454]

Congratulations. Me 15 yrs a minimalist and 16 yrs sober. Best regards.

[@AncientVisions]

I have 2 and a half years until my daughter graduates high school. I can't wait to live my best life, here in Australia.

[@jackiemacdonald7212]

I'm 55 living in a 1997 Blazer since Sept. 2014. working 2 jobs & Debt Free. Born in Ca. Love Ca. But Rent is to high & have never owned a home. Went to my car because I refuse to Rent or live with anyone. Working 64 hours a week, I'm not spending it on Rent. I'm figuring it out as, I go. I am saving all my money to Retire & do what Linda's doing. Van conversions are Awesome, but have nobody to help me do a van conversion. looking to get a newer Toyota Highlander. I'm taking it as a Challenge now. I'm planning to enjoy my Hobbies. My road bicycle, fishing. Reading & Creative Memories . You Inspire me Linda! You Go Girl!

[@billferrill9685]

Love your life story. God is good. Bob turned me on to you and I plan to keep up with your journey. Go with God you can't go wrong.

[@dloveofgod8269]

Me too just tonight. Whst a light & spark she is!

[@Daringtobemyself]

Me too. Just this morning and this is the third video of hers I've watched.

[@peacefulwife5199]

Amen Mr. Bill. AMEN.

[@sharontyler8905]

You are doing quite well.Are you able to count your blessings?There are so many.

[@nathanielbaker2556]

Amen, Amen and Amen 💯

[@bernices8481]

61years old? You look much younger!! Lovely story, greetings from Cape town.

[@charlenelaguer7072]

Linda, your personal story is truly moving and very encouraging to those of us who may be contemplating living in our cars/van/rv's or who already are doing so but just need a little more encouragement to continue to move forward in their own personal journeys as well. May God bless you as you progress in your own path and may you continue to be a light to others out there who are still moving around in the darkness of their own souls. Keep on posting!!!!

[@crimestoppers1877]

I just found this channel. I have a very similar story but with different outcomes. I found only a few principles are responsible for the differences in these outcomes. 1) I learned that it is not the gross annual salary that is important. Most of us are chasing the carrot on the stick for more money, but as soon as we take a bite, inflation increases, rent, mortgage and taxes increases, cost of living increases, so we keep running on the treadmill hoping instead of planning. 2) I learned that a minimum wage job could actually create more long term benefits that a high paid salary! It is all about how much you DO NOT SPEND, and NOT how much you have as "income". So far, the government has not yet figured out a way to tax you for NOT spending the money that you have earned. 3) Any recurring expenses is the KILLER of most of our dreams to be free. The largest of these has always been the cost of RENT! Is the purpose of life to work yourself to sickness just to pay rent? 4) One solution was to move onto the streets. I lived on the streets of California for three years and yet worked minimum of one two three jobs at a time. 5) I only spent money for food or safety to protect my health and life. 6) I bought a University Alumni card ID ( they never check the alumni list) which got me admission to most colleges where I could "visit" and use their facilities ( showers gym and safe places to sleep. Sometimes i could get FREE rent and meals for visiting alumni and professors . 7) I eventually found a "DUMP" to rent in a high crime area. But I was safe since I spent most hours of the day working. 8) I learned that I was NEVER "TOO GOOD" to work ANY job as long as I knew I would get paid. So I also thought of the real estate business just so I didn't have to live like a bum or "homeless" and also earn some equity. 9) I was eventually able to buy a ranch and large house with 5 bed and 3 1/2 baths + a 5 car garage for a very low amount ( 50% cash down). I could have paid cash for the mortgage if I wanted to. 10) How? By going directly to a listing agent who was broke more than me and who had LOTS of personal debts and bills. She "cut the legs" off her seller and gave me the property at 40% below comps with my zero contingency offer just so she could get "both sides" ( double the profit for her) of the sales commission. I closed in 2 weeks and am now "semi retired" and no longer do work ( income taxes are also a barrier just like rent). 11) I just "wash rinse and repeat" the same game. I now own two ranches and 6 single family dwellings and am still a tight wad. Thanks you listing agenmts. I refuse to toil at any job. I discovered the advantage of "Long Term Capital Gains" and now have my freedom from debts and work. I travel frequently most of the US and Canada, Mexico, Europe and Asia by buying only the best fare flights. You can do this, if I can. 12) I developed a single PLAN and stuck to it. Good luck with your solutions. Stay happy.

[@teresatanasi5143]

Was born in Pittsburgh. I am your age. Funny I remember saying “ I want to get out of here”. Life happened. I lived 8 different states, 14 different cities. I live in Arizona now.( lived Florida, Texas). I detest Arizona. And they really don’t tell you, it does get in the 125-134 REGULARLY!!! On my property anyway. They don’t tell people that. Miss home. Miss Pittsburgh and there is NO one there anymore. Miss the people. I have animals and stay here for them and a dog own my place. Would go back in a heartbeat. I have no one to miss me or care where I go or where I am at:) Good thing is I don’t have to pretend I don’t miss my little sister ( RIP by BEST friend) Wish I would have stayed put, married the nice guy and continued being a firefighter;) I live in Arizona but never mind home. You seem happy Linda and I am soooo pleased for you and your sobriety!!!⭕️❌⭕️❌🌹

[@sailorsrpblc6625]

seating a couple of kilometres away from you in Germany and just stumbled over jour Channel and I'm loving it! Thanks for sharing your story. My self I am only a couple of weeks away from finishing my Ford Transit Connect for Vanlife and Hit the Road. First Travel is planned driving to see the North Cape and after this go as far North as possible with a two-wheel drive in Wintertime. At the moment I'm Living the last 3 years as a Liveaboard and on a tight budget but I am so happy to live like this, I am sure I mix a couple of tears when the day comes to change my Life from being a Liveaboard to Vanlife. In the next couple of day's my entertaining is now safe with finding your Channel and watching your story and getting up to date. Stay Safe and be how you are!!!

[@cindythomas3693]

I love your story ...... I went back and looked at your Vlogs and I noticed that you get more views if you mention in there in your title that you’re living in your car .that’s how I found you to begin with just thought that might help you get more views. it up to you...🙂.💕

[@cherylmccall9391]

I'm in tears...truly a kindred spirit! I too have moved a lot, lost a husband young to cancer, raised family. I now have a gypsy heart. 62 and waiting for retirement to see the world.

[@kathymurla6100]

Beautiful story!!!So glad Bob introduced you to us😊😊😊😊

[@dalvinadiaz8718]

I just found your channel, through a interview by you I saw yesterday. I just turned 60, I love the Lord, I was layed off in 2015, my arthritis is real bad in my knees, hips , back. I push my self to do things with pain. I lost my apt, had to move in with my daughter and two grand daughters. I don't take pain pills at all. But lately I feel tired emotionally. I love people, I'm totally a people person. But I want out. I don't have much income being that I can't work outside my home. But I would love to be an entrepreneur. I just have no idea where to start. I own an suv, and have thought of living in it. But wouldn't know how to start that. I don't like being alone out at night. So I don't know how I would do living in my car. But I totally love your motivation, strength, fearless, enthusiastic attitude you have with your life. I think you could become a seminar cyber motivator. God bless you and keep you safe daily. 😍🥰🙏❣💓☝️

[@mindyvaughn8217]

Linda you truly are a gypsy. And we need gypsies! Your story is very touching. Sometimes it’s hard to find ourselves. I think you’re there. 💖

[@cmccarver56]

I have been following you a couple weeks now and I am so inspired by your journey. I'm selling my house my belongings and headed out on this journey in October. I also got sober in 1992, best thing I ever did. Thank you.

[@frankleon-guerrero6857]

I have had it all for many years and lost it all with divorce. Now I've learned how to live with very little. Now, I'll be living with SSI and hopefully, get my disability. I can't wait to get a Cargo van and live Freely while saving up enough to own a small piece of property. Listening to you is like looking at myself. Soon I'll be on the road hopefully in about 6 months. Maybe one day, we'll cross paths at one of those Nomadic Meetups. Sending love and prayers. Blessings.

[@administrativeprofessionalsllc]

GYPSY HERE! I'm a Gemini, and I don't keep count of my moves, but I've been at my current home for almost 3 yrs. It's NOMAD TIME! Vids coming SOON 💗. THANKS FOR THE INSPIRATION, LINDA! 💖😍💖

[@heathermize8367]

Sobriety and continuing finding good in hard world is so much to be celebrated every day!

[@curiosoclassicus7315]

What a super strong woman? Wow... my mind is blown. I wish I had the courage to do it.

[@gavinsnana]

Thank you Linda for sharing your journey. At a time when it’s the norm for people to avoid speaking and often even thinking of life’s challenges, you are a huge overdue breath of fresh air. Giving the impression that live is perfect is a gross disservice to everyone, most certainly a burden on the individual projecting that image. I recall naively wondering how other people had flawless lives and I had challenges. I now know that life is intended to have ups and downs. We experience growth as a result of navigating challenges. You speaking the truth makes it seem safe for others to accept and share their authentic journeys. I feel our world is in need of authenticity which leads to a place of peace. I’m enjoying a level of peace that I never could have imagined. So I completely understand what you said about being contented, satisfied with what you have until God prompts you to change vehicles or whatever. Along with your candor, I appreciate the quality content of your vlogs. No drama, just wisdom, warm conversation and wisdom. I’m gaining so much, as you did from you, Bob and a few others as I prepare to hit the road in about 18 months. Thanks again, be well and safe travels. And yes...you go girl!

[@rockcrazygal5166]

You just told my life story. And I just moved into my van. Living in Ontario. I’ve completely left my comfort level and am love this! Thx for sharing your story. You go girl

[@Name-dq6ib]

Kudos to you, your courage & bravery! Incredible & inspiring story. I'm currently caring for my father who has been very ill. After God calls him home I plan on making the transition to a more nomadic lifestyle. Have been planning & preparing for several years now. Keep rocking it out Linda. Safe travels as you continue your journey. 😃

[@jeanwhite2705]

Hello Linda, I’ve happened upon you channel and I enjoy listening to your story as you have lived and are currently living and growing. I am a 67 yr old from Nova Scotia, Canada. I have a wandering and curious spirit and enjoy being a witness to your adventure that God is leading you on. I truly enjoy the positive style you chose to share your story thru, and your very present leaning and living your life thru God and His angels and God’s and even down to the beautiful sense of humour I have known God and his helpers show to those who walk closely with Him. My life is quite sedentary here during COVID but I say that as I help one of my four children re establish a life for herself and her two children. They have been part of our household for 18 months now and are about to find their own place again. I have four children and 12 grandchildren and I love everyone of them. Life has its lessons and they are all part of my lessons and my blessings. Enjoy the journey!

[@kristencary]

Linda- I resonate soooo much with your story!! I have been juggling this idea of just “going” and leaving and traveling around in my car. I’ve always had a free spirit and have moved a million times already in my life. I’m not happy where I am. And it’s toxic for me. Very. I know I need to push past this fear and coming across your video/s has given me a little more courage. So thank u💜

[@lindawhite5006]

What an inspiration you are! Life does not always go as we plan! I've told myself during the "bad" times, if not for those how would we recognize the "good" times. We are the same age. I worked all my life to have a comfy retirement. I was a nurse making the most money I had ever made, loved my job then bam...disabled by an illness. Used all my savings until I was approved for disability and now live on that. I thank GOD everyday for my little check! I too am divorced. I have a little side kick, Ellie Mae my little black dachshund, who loves me more than I deserve! Once I accepted the hand I had been dealt and relied on GOD to lead me...I have found a peace and contentment that I never knew was possible. Unlike you I am a home body. But I am content and enjoy my own company for a change. GOD bless you! You are in my prayers...

[@ToriLynnH]

Great background. Nice presentation. Compelling story. I'm 16-days out from leaving the sticks and bricks and hope to run into you somewhere. (I was gifted a 28' bounder...) Following The Way.

[@ragtoprenee2437]

Hi Linda! I'm a young 66 yr old woman and relate to you in SO many ways; I'm confident God will put us in the same place one day soon so we can become great Gypsy Nomad friends🌞. Thank you for sharing your life's journey (I can top your # of moves, btw...not bragging by any means). I'll be heading out in my 2002 Rav4 (God also brought me to the point of being content with my paid for car, which I have loved and taken care of all these years!) Thanks again, love your spirit. Hugs, Renee

[@janicepeck4828]

Linda what an amazing testimony! 61! Girl you've got the young gene's in your DNA! YOUR soul that you communicate SO WELL is a gift from THE HEAVENLY FATHER. I'v journied from OKLAHOMA to northern Alabama Staying in state park .Monte Sano SP Oh what a beautiful state. Lakes,river are hugh!. Full to the breem . Lots of rain this spring. As OK. has. What a blessing you are to me. ❤ 🐞&jp based in OKLAHOMA.

[@jeancole8638]

Hi Linda, just watched your story. Loved it. I to am so tired of working and paying out for every thing. I am just turned 75 and still have to work just to make ends met, I have been divorced 30 years doing this. I am just dam,,tired of it. I have my house up for sale. I am going to get a nice van and do what a lot of others are doing. Live. And be happy. So my prayers are with you. I love your videos,keep them coming. Thank you so much for sharing your life. Be safe, will be watching for more videos,,

[@offgridjack5779]

Jean Cole - Set up your own YT channel and keep us posted on your experiences!! At 75, those would be very interesting to alot of people!!

[@jeancole8638]

Offgrid Jack Thanks for saying that. Would like to tell my story. All the things I have been though. Someday. I am on Facebook. Jean Cole.

[@zorazorazorzzora8333]

Im so glad I found your channel... Love your spirit.... enthusiasm.... I am 57, been living in my Honda Element for 2 years... I work full time, have moved alot also.... like you always trying to chase rent- Ive lived in California...again thank you...

[@taoist32]

zorazora zorzzora I heard the Honda Element is a pretty bad car in terms of performance and gas mileage. How do you like it?

[@rachelwise148]

@@taoist32 I've had a Element since 2006, and I love it. A customer told me they have theirs with over 250,000 miles. The seats pull up along the wall, rubber flooring easy to clean, with my mileage at 26 miles per gallon. If a 4 wheel drive, a lower mileage per gallon. My 2 wheel drive is excellent. Large interior.

[@SharonM13]

Take early retirement and work part-time while traveling 😎😎😎😎

[@zorazorazorzzora8333]

Rachel Wise Agree I love my Element

[@maggiesjourney3877]

I bought my own home at 7 years sober and my kids got to have a great life. It was wonderful owning my own home in Everett. It was just me and I worked 6 10s often but the kids were all good. At almost 27 years my kids have amazing life's. I've been living out of my van going on my third year. I totally thought about buying a little land and making a little A frame.

[@BBOlive]

Wow! So glad l got to find you today! ..my story crosses paths with yours. I am approaching this stage of no more following the norm...kids on their own doing great TG! ... biz has dramatically changed..don't feel the same passion for it anymore ... once a close family coming apart at the seams... my close friends, l love and respect and don't want to overwhelm with more of my "weather"... serenity and the universe is calling ... will follow your instincts and inspirations..THANK YOU!!

[@Mary-momof8]

Life teaches you the really important things in life. We spend half our life collecting stuff, and the other half getting rid of it! You're awesome!!

[@Living-the-joylife]

So true. In process of that . So overwhelming.

[@thefrenchgiraffe267]

I can relate so well, I have the gypsy blood, lived in the same house until I was 18, couldn’t wait to leave I had a normal middle class childhood, fast forward married 3 times, 2 children and direct sales, currently still married to my third husband, I love my life now, but I am a minimalist and would love to live full time in a sprinter van and travel, I’m 62 but if the opportunity arises I will do this, I have a beautiful home but I would rather live tiny. I have moved 25 times. Best of luck to you live your dream!

[@joebright4607]

That story is very familiar with many people. Sometimes the world just crushes you and you cannot understand it until after you've been through it. I spent a little over eight years on the road, though I did deal in antiques, so I did travel all over doing shows, I much preferred flea markets, where the people are simple. I'm a simple guy, and while I had to do shows because needed the better money for child support. Had a shop in Florida that I couldn't stand to sit at, so gave a girl a free room to sell her stuff so she would do it. I dumpster dived everywhere I went. I picked up vacuums and switched the switches , and lawn mowers just a spark plug would do it normally. I left a show in Atlanta and with $ 8700. In pocket stopped at an eviction pile. I've found gold, watches , brooches, railroad memorabilia, vintage clothes, even old pottery worth hundreds of dollars. Perhaps it did have some embarrassing connotations with it, but I just didn't care. I was in Gainesville and the students were leaving town and I had just lost all my breakable stuff in one of our fa mouse five minute storms while gearing up for a show. Heartbroken but rolling with it, I hit the college town and these kids threw everything they couldn't fit in their tiny sports car away, including grandmas hand me down cookware that happened to be very valuable, to gold an ex gave them with no sentimental use at all, and they would see me and run out bringing me canned goods and frozen foods. I forgot, I was in a volkswaggon bug. I tore out the seats and loaded up night after night and in two weeks time we had enough to do the show, tho I also had to scrounge up tables after we got there, and tie them to the roof. Try a few flea markets if you get the chance. I always felt safe, not just because I was armed, but because the people that work flea markets are for the most part honest, protective of each other, and I've met MD's, lawyers, to every other field you could possibly think of. I've met home schooled kids that were smarter than I was at their age, more respectful too, with an understanding for business that I had to learn the expensive way. A lot have showers, and other facilities. If they know you are a vendor, even the vegetables you buy can be cheaper. Once they get to know you then maybe very cheap. I almost never worked the same place within a month of the last time, and still they would cut me a break. Obviously you would need inventory of some sort to capitalize and since I don't know your business, I can't recommend for you to set up somewhere. Many places I went to, I camped with no intention of setting up, because while I could buy there I couldn't sell there. However you are still surrounded by hard working people who will do almost anything to help. I burned up three tire patch kits ( roughly twenty per) and only once plugged my own. Just a thought for you and the other dwellers. I can no longer travel, and need to stay close to the va clinic, but they we're the best days ever, and the only time I felt really free.

[@TheKellyChannel]

This is wonderful! I can relate so much!! At 38 years old I have moved 56 times and this summer felt the call to make a move to a fully nomadic lifestyle. I too decided to be content and live from my SUV rather than buy a larger vehicle. Glad to find your channel!! ❤️✌️

[@toastedcheeze2357]

Cheers to Miss Kelly! Hooray, Another Free Spirit is on the move! I'm praying the Universe provides kind helpful people to cross your path. Peace to you!

[@dnnsmtchll]

I must say you are amazing !!!!!!!!!!!!!! i am not only inspired--------- but informed as to how i can turn my car into an movable small home ----- I have been viewing these stories for 3+ years----- I am now in low cost Vietnam --- very advanced now----and wonderful people ----thanks for all your efforts ya got me on the road where i really wanna be !!!!!

[@edwizard62]

A wonderful story. You're a beautiful woman. Don't know how any man can divorce you.

[@SereneandSimpleLife]

It was my decision after going through some intense counseling.. He was not willing to do marital counseling after I took care of my issues and told me if I wasn’t happy then pointed to the door.. I divorced him

[@ASMRyouVEGANyet]

@@SereneandSimpleLife good for you! Don't let others drag you down!

[@laurieclark2456]

Serene and Simple Life - ya if there not willing to try. Put there share in also. So there u go. He already closed the doors, know that feeling so I ignore mine. But getting tired of the intermittent narcism - yuck.

[@jojo-ir9um]

Linda, God always brings one peace...you finally know who you are...we learn things are meaningless ...life is about God family and friends.. I know I'm on a mission to get to Heaven..and while doing so I'm enjoying life ...Good Luck

[@Lisa_MS64]

Never apologize or be embarrassed about Dumpster Diving, Curb Shopping, etc! I'm very proud of the things I've found and especially being able to pass them along to people in need. Congratulations on breaking the vicious cycle of dead end jobs to pay for a lifestyle that keeps you from doing what you truly want. Enjoy your new found freedom and keep sharing the lessons learned with others.

[@danturner4519]

I refurbish tables , chairs anything wood. And I donate them.

[@danturner4519]

@Bonnie Holman thank you. It makes me happy to make someone else smile. I give to churches they give to the people who really needs them. I don't donate to goodwill or any other big donation companies. They do not give the donated items away. They charge when I saw the owner of goodwill pockets the money from donated goods.

[@kellyssimplesouthernlife2174]

Wow what a story! What an inspiration you are. I love that you are positive, well kept and smiling. I love your independence. I am wife and mom to three grown children and I have always been a sort of introverted hermit. I love being at home, but as I get older there's something stirring deep inside my soul that says GO LIVE YOUR LIFE,BE FREE, RUN LIKE HELL ! Thank you for sharing with us, your giving a lot of women a whole new perspective.

[@janroach1852]

I'm glad you will be 62 in just two years so you can collect your Social Security. That should help quite a bit. The van will come soon enough. I came across Bob's RV living and I would love to see all the national parks. Only..... I can't drive, LOL. Bob is an inspiration and a lot of people on his channel did not want to wait until they had a van set up and live in a car. A car is a lot easier to maneuver than a van and you can park in cities as well as out in the country. Great for stealth. I like the high ceilings on the vans but I think a small one would be the only way to go. I am also fascinated by the digital hobos who travel. Bulgaria is very cheap and can offer a beautiful and low cost life. Abania, Thailand, super super cheap and really beautiful. I like tuning in to the RVers to enjoy the beautiful scenery of our own country through your eyes. By watching your channels I feel like I am coming along for the ride. You have such a positive attitude and that is reflected perfectly in your business product. I'm sure you will be a success because you are devoting yourself to your business one hundred percent.

[@heatherbates2052]

Your joy is so shiny! I've been watching the videos of the free-from-yuck-nomad life tribe for a couple of years. Awesome Freedom. A Deep Fresh Breath. Thank you for sharing your journey. So important and needed by countless people. You're the pioneers of the change in our culture and the way we live. Thank you.

[@valentinorossi7771]

Linda, I take my hat off for you. You are a very strong woman. I am a retiree and am inspired by your lifestyle. Shortly after watching your video, I begin to think about doing the same as you do. Cut my expenses and be financially secured.

[@muzerhythm2242]

Wonderful Story! Found your channel from Bob's channel.😁 I hear you on the part of being...Done! I feel stuck just existing on disability income, in housing assistance (which many are not in safe neighborhoods), and LONELY (everyone I know too busy with work or with kids and no time for friends). People tell me I can't do it, but I'm saving up for van or bigger (to take my side business with me). And FINALLY start living again, see the beauty of this country and make new friends. 😁

[@Splicer1970]

Great story Linda..! Congratulations on 29 years of sobriety!... I stumbled upon your channel after seeing you on Bob Wells channel and really admire what you're doing.. It's funny how as we age the things we thought were once important really aren't all that important... I look forward to following your channel and hope to one day make the plunge into to nomadic lifestyle even if its only a few months a year.. Thanks for sharing your story..

[@georgecolon967]

Thank you for your story, it answered alot of my questions. I too am tired of paying someone elses rent, 7200 a year to be exact. I'm 62 years old, single one son and one granddaughter. Really thinking about living in a mini van. I don't need much, and I've learned to be content with very little. Thank you again. George.

[@margauxv25]

I've watched a bunch of your videos but I was waiting on this one. Thanks for sharing. Great Amazon list also. I like how organized you are in spite of being a nomad.

[@lindajcope]

I think we must be sisters from another mother. I am now going thru that same lust to be free too travel and see this beautiful country. Got interested in Van life thru videos and have begun my search for a Van. Like you every time I find one that looks good for the price, it's gone in a day. I'm older than you and on social security. I have a few health problems but still want to experience that freedom. I'm excited to follow your journeys and possibly start my own. God bless you on your travels.

[@bobarino]

Congratulations Linda. Minimal makes for serenity. Happiness comes from simplicity, your proving that everyday. Thank you for your videos.

[@michaelberta3153]

I love your courage, Linda. So many people when confronted with difficult circumstances, cry or wither away. Also, the world needs to know how normal Americans are struggling with housing. The phony narrative out there is that you need to have a drug problem or other mental issues to find yourself without a home. Not so. This is so society can absolve itself from the issue. Sorry to say but America has become a selfish place.

[@ritaranee4787]

I am watching the situation .... From India and hopefully America will conquer the demons too

[@nancyevans5502]

Amen!!!

[@danielconklin5043]

Hi Linda...I first saw you on Bob Wells..I left a comment about you... What a sweet womderful person you are to listen to..You make me think about all the times I moved in my life and iam 65yrs old...you've made some good points on so many thinks that happens in life..i subscribed...and yes iam watching and listening...I love your heart

[@mariedilly3649]

catching up on you... wow.. great story. You are strong and inspirational. So glad I found you! Your acceptance of everything is a breathe of fresh air - seems like all anyone wants to do is complain. I also believe god has a plan for all of us - we just need to trust him and wait until he reveals it.. God Bless and thanks

[@SereneandSimpleLife]

Thank you @marie dilly for taking the time to listen to my personal story and your very kind comment here.. I appreciate it very much💛☀️😊

[@franciesjoy1269]

Thank you for sharing. We have a lot of similarities. I was divorced after 20 years and 4 kids, but my debt overwhelms me. I pay $1250 for rent now!!! I still have a daughter at home, but am planning for life on the road as soon as I can. I am a teacher and I have a van (2001 Honda Odyssey) that was gifted to me by my church family. I am going to convert it as simply as I can and start going out on weekends and my vacation times. Eventually I want to be full-time, but need to make an income. I want to camp host as well so will do that. Right now I am in preparing mode. I do have too many animals so that makes things challenging. But in a few years that may be different so we shall see. My youngest says she will take most of them, but she has to be settled and making it as well before I feel good about taking off.. Thank you for sharing. Would love to email you.

[@SereneandSimpleLife]

Finding Joy Through Serving [e-mail] would enjoy hearing from you!

[@pattiraithel5412]

My favorite part is God telling you "To be content with what you got" , I am going to put that on my mirror.

[@seventhchild7270]

It really work....being content living below OR within your means, debt free, peace, savings, being resourceful and a survival.....

[@pattiehealey3027]

Patti Raithel so true Patti

[@seanritchie8464]

Good luck Linda. You’ve got a beautiful outlook and lovely smile. Thank you for sharing.

[@mariegriffinskonecki1081]

Thanks to youtube, I now know what I will be doing the rest of my life!! I am excited to imagine living as you are, only I NEED a huge step van! I wonder how I will be able to sell my house that needs sooo many repairs, how will I be able to pay all the bills until it sells (AFTER my husband passes in the near future)? I am extremely talented, my talents are almost limitless (any medium I work...sewing, painting, building, designing, inventing, grooming, making jewelry, nails, teeth, a writer, preacher, cook, I HATE HOUSEWORK!!! I am not a Martha but a Mary and look forward to finally getting a full 8 hr sleep! I have always been a pioneer at heart. I'm 63 and wonder if that lifestyle can improve my health? I will not be short on cash living like you do, but much to save. I would love to help you $.

[@SereneandSimpleLife]

Thank you Marie for your note! I feel your passion and I ❤️ your description ‘pioneer at heart’.. messages like this fuel me! Thank you☀️😊.. I have a pay pal account if you are interested.. link is in descriptions or - PayPal.me/sereneandsimplelife I appreciate you💛

[@dhw14]

I sold my home and am moving.....I really wanted to travel for a few months before making my relocation, but unfortunately that isn't gonna happen. I'm sad, but I'll get over it. So for now I'll live vicariously through you........and others. Be safe!

[@pamelajones2484]

I think you're a brave person to live on the road like that. Sometimes necessity forces us out of our comfort shells. You've turned misfortune into a blessing and an adventure of a lifetime, and made lemonade from lemons. I feel stuck inside my four walls and wish I could up and leave my job but need to stay for now even though it has been a rough hoe. I have two dogs, if I were to live in a car it would need to be a mini van or comparable to give my larger dog room in the back and me room in the front for sleeping. Thanks for sharing your story - it's one of courage, optimism, faith and hope. But please remember to take all the safety precautions you can while traveling and staying overnight wherever you go. I worry for your safety like I'd worry for my own. May God continue to bless and keep you on your journey each step of the way. I've also considered Arizona, but for the high temperatures. Prescott and Prescott Valley, and possibly Flagstaff are supposedly milder temps and more moderate temps year round, if you've consdered those areas at all. Southeastern Idaho has more affordable housing than Arizona. It has some pretty country around Bear Lake, and city life would be Pocatello. Southern Utah is my personal favorite place to retire to if I ever get to. As to affordability I'v'e been told the outlying areas are a little less expensive than right in Saint George. Such as Hurricane or La Verkin, Toquerville, etc. Washington, UT has some nice mobile homes for 55 and older with low HOA's. Stuff like that for seniors who are thinking of where to go on a budget. Nothing is cheap these days it seems like. Low HOA's help. A realtor cousin believes the housing prices will stabilize in the next couple of years. I hope he's right!

[@SereneandSimpleLife]

Thank you for all the info! Any suggestions on New Mexico or Texas? I’d like to find a very cheap piece of land and put a ‘she shed’ on it.. as an occasional happy landing home.. (you tube or google it😊). Maybe someone on my channel has cheap land in moderate year round temps?🤔.. God will bring that person and where ever to be in His perfect timing 💛☀️

[@pam164]

Congratulations on your 29years sober. I have lived in my home 32 years i don't like change but admire what you have had the guts to go out on the road on your own 👍 Good video enjoyed it 😊

[@barbarab8469]

Our average has been a move about every 7 years. I envy someone who stays in the same house for many years. I never want to be living in a car but find nomads interesting

[@pam164]

@@barbarab8469 I am thinking of moving now. Its a big 3 bedroom house and i have to pay bedroom tax on 2 of the spare rooms as i lost my job through virus and am now on benefits. Also i live on main road and its getting ridiculous busy so very noisy. So smaller and somewhere more quite would suit me

[@barbarab8469]

@@pam164 I hate the way they tax us on our property. It makes many seniors not able to stay in their own homes

[@pam164]

@@barbarab8469 Its a new law they brought out in UK it was meant for people living in big houses that were in London and getting benefits. But they put it across the board i live in a social housing house so they take off £50 a week of me! If i was 66 and retired they would not do that. So i would be ok.

[@georgiayoung9124]

I'm 69 and I so want this... don't want to start out alone. She's very courageous...

[@georgeburke7215]

You look so happy I can see it in your face when you talk

[@tiatowilder5510]

I moved every 1.2 years from birth I’m 41 now and have done van life and car life before it just feels right. I understand thankyou.

[@jacquelynhill1598]

Don’t quit! Ephesians 6:12! Don’t forget to ask for help, there’s a lot of us who can relate to your story. See you “out there” 🤗

[@miriamortiz3241]

You Go Girl ! You have an Inspirational story filled with so much growth and times where you questioned societal norms . I question them all the time and see an emergence of brave women making choices to change them . Thank you for sharing your journey and letting me know I am not alone . God speed 🙏❤️🙏

[@donnettarogers7746]

Fantastic video Linda! I'm so thankful I stumbled upon your channel! I understand that feeling of paying to live in someone else house/building...staring at 4 walls...Great story and I truly am looking forward to you next videos! Blessings from Alaska! :)

[@nickcooper3412]

Had to laff with all the bullets going off in the background; and you didnt even flinch one- iota! What a trooper, what a gypsy, what a story! Thank you for sharing your life. You are a blessing to listen to! Been watching ITH and all the antics of Amanda and Randy for about 3 years now; from California.. Of course for now you been christened with a 👍🏼up. And I think I’ll be stickin’ round to listen to the rest of your story.. God Bless your socks off! The Nick from California🍿

[@corallaroc]

Well done on your sobriety, that's amazing. Great to see you have found a new purpose. I am 51 and have bought a campervan, originally with the idea of living in it. I am drawn to owning just the small amount of things a camper could house. I want to move away from the city I've lived in all my life too (even though I've moved 13 times since birth). Experience and freedom is more important to me than money and possessions. I just need to find the courage to do it now. You're inspiring. Happy travels 😊💜

[@HD-mg9ru]

I am 65 years old and I have been from apartment to apartment to apartment I can't tell you how many apartments and then the rent just keeps on going up and up. I spent the last 5 years living in my daughter's house. And it's time for me to move on. I was offered a place to rent a room and I am officially done. You get to that point where you're so tired handing away your money and you don't own these things and you just wanna live a thriving fulfilling life to its fullest. I lived in my car last week for 3 days I actually liked it. Being a woman I just need to find safe places to park. Thank you for all your uplifting and encouraging videos. 🙏🌻🍁🍂🚘

[@SereneandSimpleLife]

You’re very welcome! Yes, I was “done” and no one really understands that 100% until they’ve lived a life of from one apartment and/or “lease lot” to the next.. I did an entire series on “ nomad 101” several months back.. check out the playlists if you like.. in addition- casein point.. number one ?.. where do you sleep- kzbin.info/www/bejne/gWXNgqSbaNKomKcsi=T3ncgNPCVfIKxm4Z

[@HD-mg9ru]

@@SereneandSimpleLife This video just gave me a world of knowledge on sleeping. I truly appreciate it! 🙏 The last place that I almost rented the Homeowner first went in to price. Then she started talking about how there's surveillance all over the house. Then she said she needed a $600 deposit as she was going on and on and on and on I felt like I was drowning in overwhelm and I wanted to run out the front door. I'll take my car over your room thank you. I too have plans to buy a little piece of land and put a tiny home on it. That's all I need. Amen and thank you. 🙏 By the way my name is Helene it's so nice to meet you.