How's my car/camper sound like?

[bledsoe3]

Good for you CW. You're on your way now.

[Joanne]

First, congratulations on the job! You are right about saving money by walking or riding.

Great idea about going to the thrift store. I found a nice cast iron skillet at one of the local thrift stores and paid just a couple of dollars for it. I still use it regularly.

Congrats again on your job.

Joanne

Another little update:

I finally got a job at the taco bell/pizza hut less than a mile away from home (this is great cause this way I can just walk or ride my bike there and save a whole lots on gas money )

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This will be the first place i'll look at (maybe after checking out the ARC thrift store on the way cause sometime they have some awesome deals on their kitchen stuffs).

[jay]

http://cheaprvliving.com/fordfestiva.html

the rest of the site is pretty good, also

[curiouswill]

great! I like this site though I would have to use the trailer itself to really maximize my use of the car (just no standing room unless I have the money to install a sunroof or something).

I wouldn't mind trying to live out of my car full time if not for the fact that I'm a computer geeks and would have to invest in a considerable amount of expensive technology to keep my computer working well on the road and the electrical costs (batteries and stuffs). And also I'm a internet addict too so I would also have to pay for all of the wireless I would hate to use (unreliable and expensive in the wilderness).

If anybody have any experiences with this kind of technological obstacle and have overcome it, please let me know how!!!!!!

[curiouswill]

great! I like this site though I would have to use the trailer itself to really maximize my use of the car (just no standing room unless I have the money to install a sunroof or something).

I wouldn't mind trying to live out of my car full time if not for the fact that I'm a computer geeks and would have to invest in a considerable amount of expensive technology to keep my computer working well on the road and the electrical costs (batteries and stuffs). And also I'm a internet addict too so I would also have to pay for all of the wireless I would hate to use (unreliable and expensive in the wilderness).

If anybody have any experiences with this kind of technological obstacle and have overcome it, please let me know how!!!!!!

Been a while but a bit of a update for now, I've managed to get a good deal on a van with my step-uncle. Which is simply to trade my car for his humongous van At the moment though, the car is at his home so he can fix it up and start using it before he gives me his van so he wouldn't miss any works. I commutes to work on bike so not having a car at the moment is not a big hassle.

I have also been starting to "transfer" my interest away from the computers and onto the outdoors and physical activities like biking, hiking, and whatnot. So I don't need much of anything in the way of computer except for a cheapie laptop now So at the moment I'm currently looking around to trade my computer for a low-end laptop that I could install Linux onto it and uses it for word processing and wireless internet at times. I could also use the full screen feature of most word processor to set-up a communication mean between me and some other hearing person. Doing it this way will be a bit easier on me in term of what I needs to keep my laptop in shape for the travel. Also doing this would allow me to more fully experience my digital camera since I could download to the laptop and optimizes it right away.

Well, I gotta go and get ready to go to work now and pick up some breakfast on the way. this was just a quick update on my car/camper plan. Looks like I'll have to start thinking about making a van/galley combo plans.