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January 15th, 2014 Happy New Year. Well I seem to be behind posting. I started this post right before Christmas. My goal once I get on the road is to definitely […]
January 15th, 2014 Happy New Year. Well I seem to be behind posting. I started this post right before Christmas. My goal once I get on the road is to definitely […]
[alert-announce]This morning I spent some time updating my profile page (About Retired Vagabond). Most of it was written and published three years ago and I needed to update some of […]
My first “desert boondocking” experiment went well. No surprises, thanks to those who went before me and made good notes on their blogs. It was a time of rest and reflection after leaving my busy months in the Mesa area.
Two years ago today I started on my fulltime adventure. How did I get here? Why did I choose this lifestyle? Do I still want to continue? Do I even like this? It’s time for reflection…
This past year was an accelerated learning experience for me and the learning isn’t over. I have enjoyed the transition into retirement very much, considering I was a workaholic most of my life. I think what made the difference is I tried something new, “Full Time Rving”.
The last couple of days have been a wild ride for me. Nothing new though it’s been that way for the last three or four months. I have taken on a pretty big project, packing or giving away most of the “things” it took me years to accumulate. The question is, did I try to do too much in a short period of time?
It’s impossible to believe…that over four months have passed since I retired. During most of this time I have been preparing for February 10th, just 7 days away now. It’s amazing to me how much time is needed for research alone,
It’s nice being in Montana again, even though the weather is “sub zero”! It’s now my home base as I start my full time RV adventure. I have a few tasks I need to accomplish here before flying back to my mess, packing in Southern California.
Today we set out for a visit to the local National Park Ranger office. There we will get my “Senior Pass” for the National Parks and buy a “Christmas tree tag”.
Travel Journal – November 30, 2013 It’s surreal, my dreams and planning are starting to come together today as I travel to Montana, the “Big Sky Country” to establish my […]
Constant Preparation It’s only been a short month since making my commitment to travel full-time. While it seems like it should just be another decision, it totally changed my perspective […]
Gary and Jagger I’ve been enjoying the single life for over 30 years now. I have the privilege of being the father of four grown children and grandfather of six grandchildren. I was born, raised, and lived in Southern California until I retired in 2013. I went to Downey High […]
The Delimia I’m not sure why, but my decision to retire was difficult for me. I started working when I was young, by today’s standards anyway I was 13, my […]