For the last two weeks I've been training on new areas at my job. In the world of my specific company it's considered 'moving up', but I can't get over the feeling that I made a big mistake by allowing this change to happen. Work today actually wasn't all that bad but overall I'm still left thinking that it's either time to find a new job locally or else use this as an excuse to take a leap of faith and try to find a job elsewhere, or just take a super blind leap of faith and simply take off with no job lined up. Haha.
By all means I would hope to be doing something new, and hopefully be 'on the road' by fall of this year. If I could manage to stay at my current job that long and continue the limited spending plan I've been on lately then I could save up some decent money to hit the road with. I simply don't know if I can hold out that long anymore.
A very short, old motorhome popped up on the local craigslist about an hour ago. Actually, I just got distracted and googled the brand and a listing for the same motorhome from 2 and a half years ago popped up. Different sellers I think, and they're only asking $200 more for it now than it was listed for last time. This listing has a better list of what all is inside. They apparently put 0 miles on it since they bought it, which is a little worrisome.
Anyway, the motorhome seems to be quite a bit shorter than my van and not really the best setup in the world but since it is a real motorhome it has that extra little bit of width that makes a huge difference inside. And it's already built inside. Might need modifications, sure but it's all there and built. Oh, and it has all that overcab space too.
It's tempting. I probably won't do anything about it since I have my van and everything but if I was switching my plan to finding the easiest, quickest route to living in a vehicle then this motorhome would be it. Even if I'd just be living in parking lots locally and still working where I work. I'd be saving over $100/week in gas doing that.
Once again I am plagued by CHOICES and INDECISION.
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