Fulltiming

Fulltimers
Wallydocking: an RV term used to describe "urban stays outside of a RV park" and covers "stealth camping" "front yard camping" "Flying J / truckstops" "Wal-Mart / retail parking lots" and other similar situations.Julie watching for "Mom" across from Wal-Martat Clarion Pa.A page from Wallydocking.comWe are not fulltimers, we would probably fall under some kind of subheading like extended travel RVers (spending weeks or months traveling and then returning to a stick home). Full-timing is a state of mind. It happens when you start thinking of your motorhome or trailer as the place you live in for extended periods, as opposed to a week here or there. Fulltimers no longer own a “stick house” on a foundation. A Fulltimers house has wheels. This lifestyle is becoming more and more commonplace. It is probably not for everyone, but for the adventurous type it is the best lifestyle one could imagine. Fulltimers can choose their neighbors, weather, and surroundings at the drop of a hat.Full-Time RVing Author: Sharlene Minshall; Buy it: $14.95This is a 192-page 'How-to" book that lets you in on the mobile lifestyle that millions are enjoying. It covers what you need to consider before you make that big decision to go on the road full-time or for an extended time. It gives you ideas on what you need to take, and how to get rid of remainder of your "stuff." The author suggests ways to maintain relationships with church, family, and friends. She tells how you might find part-time work if you need to supplement your retirement income or how to go about volunteering to let your finances grow for a few months.The book discusses insurances, what to consider if you take up a new state residence, and how to deal