Times are changing
At least things are going to be changing for me in the next two weeks.
No more colorful toucans, orchids, mangos, or coffee beans outside my window like there was this morning.
Two weeks and one day from today, I'll be in a different world. After a little more than four months in beautiful Costa Rica, I'll be back in my motorhome in the breathtaking North Carolina mountains.
I don't have to decide
I would hate to have to decide which place I like better--Costa Rica or the North Carolina mountains. Thank goodness, I don't have to decide. I've been in Costa Rica for four months (not in my motorhome). Now I'll be in the North Carolina mountains for four months.
What I'll do next year may be totally different, but I'm pretty sure I'll follow the same general pattern of staying in one place for a few months and then moving on to somewhere else.
Then before the snow starts in the mountains, I head to the beach in Galveston, Texas, and spend four months there.
There's no right way to RV
That's the joy of the freedom you get when you live in an RV. You get to do what you want to do and change anytime you want to.
The freedom to change the way you live and where you live anytime you want to is one of the many things that make the RV lifestyle appealing to so many people.
Bottom line: Being able to change where and how you live in your RV is one of the best parts about the RVing lifestyle. There are so many options. You have complete freedom. You can wait until you pull up to the exit to leave the campground and then decide whether to turn left or right. Most RVers plan a little more than this, but you don't have to.