We are
excited about our new winter home and anxious to move in. I am not-so-patiently waiting for the
concrete to be poured for our RV pad and car port/patio and parking space. We probably won’t be able to move in till the
end of December, after the RV pad cement cures for 4 weeks.
We aren’t
“hanging up our keys”, however. We still
plan to be long-timers, though not full-time RVers. For six years before we moved into our RV
full-time, we spent about half the year traveling. The last time we spent less than a month
traveling in our RV was in 2002.
The day
will surely come that we are either unable or not interested in RV travel, but
we don’t see that time coming very soon.
We are already planning next year’s travels.
For the
past 6 years we have been spending our winters in either Arizona or Texas. In many ways, our life won’t change much. Now, we will be living in our winter home
during those months, instead of in our RV.
The home is better-insulated, so we won’t be as tied to the heat index
in Arizona as in the past. We will be 10 miles further east than in the past—closer
to some hiking, further away from other trails.
We are
making new friends and missing our neighbors in Valle del Oro. But we know, we will soon have good
relationships here, as well. It is a new
chapter in our lives, though not too different from what we have been living.
Best wishes for you in the new home.
ReplyDeleteBest wishes for you in the new home.
ReplyDeleteI think that you found the right balance between RVing and a brick house-enjoy
ReplyDeleteA winter home? That is exciting news. All the possibilities for your domestic lives that such a purchase brings, since it is a brand new configuration in that sense. It's like, you deal with all the financial worries and you set yourselves off into a new plane. Congratulations and all the best!
ReplyDeleteChad Nelson @ Iron Point Mortgage