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| Date | 2008-06-20 |
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| Message | Guess we're not the only ones blogging about our full-time adventures!  Happy Travels, Thadra and Joel joelandthadra.blogspot.com |
| Date | 2008-06-16 |
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| Message | Hi to both of you. Great job doing the web site. I'm thinking about doing the same thing. Bernie from Boston |
| Date | 2008-06-01 |
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| Message | You guys are our heros! We have fulltimed since April of this year with 2 boys. We got your site info from RVBasics Yahoo group. Please add a button where we can email your site to our friends! Keep up the Good Life! Sam |
| Date | 2008-05-30 |
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| Message | Hi Sasha! I bet you were wondering who that fool waving in the Cat service truck on Rte. 7 (near the Shenandoah River), was today, (Friday, 5-30-08)! You had your Yamaha Dirt Bike in the back of your truck. I had just checked your website last night for updates & couldn't believe it today when you passed me! I had to wave, even though I know you didn't know who I was... Anyway, it made my day seeing you & your truck - I'll spend the rest of the day thinking about going full-time again! Powell Camann Hey! If you want to go riding sometime (I also have a Vstrom), give me a shout! |
| Date | 2008-05-25 |
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| Message | Hi! I'm thinking about doing what you're doing - I work for a staffing agency, and move every 3 to 6 months, and I'm tired of packing and being put up in hotels and apartments and trying to find places to stay in between (I took my first step towards this last year by putting everything in storage, and now I'm slowly getting rid of the stuff in storage - obviously I don't need most of it). I want an RV but can't figure out what kind. Not a big one. The Earthroamer would be amazing, but WOW the cost, and if half the stuff is powered by diesel, that would be expensive, too... I'm looking at Class Bs and truck campers, but I have a parrot and just can't figure out where to put his cage! I'm thinking I may have to plan my own conversion. Love your site!! I want to get to the point where I can take long breaks in between my work assignments. I can take 3 months of COBRA to cover insurance, I just have to make sure I save enough money to cover it and my expenses, and campground fees. My family thinks I'm crazy. But my parents are letting me borrow a 25' camper this summer to "see if I can handle it." LOL! I've been dreaming of this since 2nd grade, only then I wanted to convert a double decker bus and be an author and travel the country. Anyway, your site is very inspiring!!! |
| Date | 2008-05-20 |
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| Message | Good for you guys. I've considered this lifestyle all my life. I might do it someday. - b |
| Date | 2008-05-17 |
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| Message | Enjoying ur blog/web site, thought I would drop u a line to show u another truck camper guy that really enjoys ur site. I built my own camper last year, Google, Home built truck campers and u will see my blog site and photos. I am taking my camper out for the 3rd time next week, 3 day salt water fishing trip, towing my 16' Boston Whaler. Like u i gave up the rat race 4 yrs ago and retired at age 49 1/2. When is enough money enough money. I am set for life if i live a simple life and can live off my city of houston pension of $2,700 a month. Well keep ur blog going and keep those fantastic photos coming. I want so bad to go up north but wife is still working until November. Take care, Dan |
| Date | 2008-05-15 |
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| Message | Ia Orana ! I've just read the interview on TCM and I finally get a clearer picture on your new life (even though I clearly had some bits and pieces from previous emails and family network). I'm truly amazed by your move and I totally support it, for I'm not a "couch potato" lover myself (btw, I just LOVE that expression !!!). You guys have had the guts to choose what's best for you : I admire you for that. Love, Your cousin from Tahiti  (and please, add French Polynesia to the country list !) |
| Date | 2008-05-15 |
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| Message | Very interesting indeed. Discovered you at TruckCamperMagazine.com. Thank you for your detailed account of what it is like to full time, and in a truck camper at that. The wife and I got a used 1990 Chevy 3 qtr ton and 1997 Hallmark pop up (like new)at the beginning of last summer, and have been all over Colorado in this rig. It has been such a joy. Can't really explain why this lifestyle is such a kick, but those that have been out in them know what I mean. Who knows, may even go full time some day ourselves. Till then, the outings add life to our lives. By the way,"Your Money or Your Life" applications also pulled us out of debt. Has been wonderful. Alyn and Ruth |
| Date | 2008-05-15 |
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| Message | Good evening, I just read the article in Truck Camper Magazine. You are gutsy people. I admire your convictions. We are a bit older, in our 70s and retired. I have many tons of stuff and have been thinking of dumping it all, selling out, and doing the full time bit. The price of gas scares the hell out of me. I wonder how many miles per year a full timer uses up fallowing the sun??? We have a motor home and a camper. The motor home is great on space but one does not have a car when parked. The camper is great to get into the wilderness but not very roomy. I have had a fifth wheel that had lots of room and a "toy hauler" space, but was hell to back and did not park well in the restaurants on the road. In your article you mentioned, "getting a bigger rig." What kind of bigger rig did you have in mind and what are some of the advantages and trade offs that you have considered? Oh, I would like to say that money is no object, but, that would be a huge exageration, but, I can say that I have a annuity and we do not need to save for anything anymore nor have we had to save for "things" for twenty years [good feeling]. Our biggest expense is health/car/house insurance and prescription drugs,[well over $24k this year]. If your interested I would break that down for you. Ten years ago it was very much less and it has been a shock how those costs have sky rocketed. OK, back to question, what do you plan to have for full time sun chasing?....carl |
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