Even if I am on the road for years, I need a permanent legal address in the US. Some of the full-time RV campers get a registration and address in South Dakota as it is still an easy place to do that. In fact, you can do that without ever visiting South Dakota. The best way is to get a family member to let you use their address. My family all live in places like Connecticut and Massachusetts. I really would rather have an address in what I consider the United States. Those other states would cost a fortune in taxes, not to mention a bit of my soul. I am looking in New Hampshire. It is a lot to ask of someone.
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I have started to get rid of “stuff” and plan on how to get rid of the rest of all this “stuff”. I am naturally a pack rat, but I am also naturally a minimalist. These two conflicting natures often collide in a small storm in my head.
Getting rid of “stuff” is harder than I thought. Part of the issue is the realization that I may not actually like being without a home. I have read many stories and blogs of people who hit the road for what was planned to be years, only to find out that life on the road kinda’ sucks. Not everyone likes continuous motion. Not everyone likes to have all their possessions with them at all times. The problem is that you don’t find out for sure until you actually do it.
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When something is on someone’s mind, when they spend a lot of time thinking about something, maybe obsessing, they tend to talk about it… A lot.
This can get annoying at the best of times, but none of us are immune to it, so most people politely listen, at least for a while.
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