Somtimes we all wish for another place or way of life.
However, for the most part if we're honest, we are where
we chose to be. You'd be surprised at how many would love
to have what you have.;-)

Love,
eileen

Ah! a beduin,
I love that come and go as you please
Adventurous.....Love the booties on your RV wheels

Peace ....William

Come to Texas. You're welcome here. :) At least, it will be warmer...someday, just not today!

(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.

Be careful what you wish for......remember the snow wish?......:-)

I know the feeling Ed....been there....you can a piece of mine....you just need to pay the shippingfee okay!!

I am serious no joking...I would if I could my friend!!

Love Tinka

You make me feel very, very fortunate, Ed...to be living where I am...my "dream," in the forest, in a home surrounded by critters and
garden and trees.
I wish you YOUR dreams coming true.

We all have a dream...hope you get yours

~Carole

Touching write my friend...tugs at the heart a bit...as Lynn stated below, we don't know what our future holds...
Blessings,
Joyce Bowling

You never know what the future may bring...maybe a non-mobile home is in yours.

I hope you get what you want, Brother, but Sherry is right:

Just think...you too could have to mow the lawn and pull the weeds and do the gardening and landscaping, scrub and seal the deck every year, put a new roof on your home, fix the plumbing, scrub the floors, repair the washing machine, and the toilets, and the furnace, and paint all the windows and rooms every few years, and don't forget - all the snow shoveling.

Wanna trade for a few months??

and....why is it that you can't.? I like a little more solid ground myself. Glad I'm home but's it's too big.
Susan

It is my hope that your dreams come to pass.
All my best to you.

Al

Some would trade for that motorhome. Great write.

it's always greener on the other side of the fence ... living in a motor home sounds nice to me ...

We always want what we don't have; living in a motorhome and traveling is my idea of paradise, and yes, I have done it and it was the most fun I have ever had. Perhaps I am just a gypsy at heart, but I loved having no one and nothing to tie me down. It was freeing not to have all my "Stuff" anymore and just have what I needed. But if owning a home is what you wish for, I hope that you are able to get one. Just think...you too could have to mow the lawn every weekend and pull weeds and do the gardening and landscaping, scrub and seal the deck every year, put a new roof on your home, fix the plumbing, scrub the floors, repair the washing machine etc.,etc.,etc... ;)
Take care,
Sherry