Gypsy life

  As of May 10th I have started a summer of a gypsy life,  and turning my Honda pilot into a tiny home. I will be living where ever I am in the moment. Couch surfing and laying in great spots from my home. Enjoying amazing views and meeting interesting people as well as creating as many memories with new experiences.

  The first night I met up with a group of couch surfers that had all just moved here as well.  Then slept in 29 degrees,  woke up and met a hitch hiker with a puppy.  I spent the morning listening to his experience of being on the road on foot for a year and a half.

   I also met up with a friend I had made when I did a trial version of this life. He has a short bus that he turned into a great camper and we had many laughs.  So now it is like having a great neighbor to have meals with and share laughs with.

    Many people don't understand why I would want to do this. Living with minimal luxuries doesn't seem appealing in regards to desire. Yet being happy can't happen with desire for more than anything else than what I have.  Spending time with strangers is certainly not viewed as a past time by many, yet hearing life lessons from all kinds of people is better than cable and more valuable than most books.