Living In A RV

Since houses and apartments are so expensive around here I am thinking
of buying an RV and living in it. Anyone here live in it? Anyone live
in one and still get high speed internet and satellite TV? Please
share your stories, I want to get out of this dump.

On Sat, 20 Oct 2007 19:33:01 -0700, Eternal September
<millhaven@intergate.com> wrote:

>Since houses and apartments are so expensive around here I am thinking
>of buying an RV and living in it. Anyone here live in it? Anyone live
>in one and still get high speed internet and satellite TV? Please
>share your stories, I want to get out of this dump.

OH and I forgot to mention that we are wired in our motorhome even when
we're traveling down the road. It's just a learning experience you will
enjoy. Parked here in the RV park, I run wireless [WiFi] for the boss. We
have cable TV, Internet and landline hookup. You won't miss a thing.

LK

Eternal September wrote: Since houses and apartments are so expensive around
here I am thinking of buying an RV and living in it. Anyone here live in it?
Anyone live in one and still get high speed internet and satellite TV?
Please share your stories, I want to get out of this dump.<<<<<<<<


Living in an RV isn't cheap.
I think people here have said it cost about the same as living in a house.


--
JerryD(upstateNY)

On Oct 21, 9:04 am, DaveInLakeVi...@ (Dave in Lake Villa)
wrote:
> 'Since houses and apartments are so expensive around here I am thinking
> of buying an RV and living in it. Anyone here live in it? Anyone live in
> one and still get high speed internet and satellite TV? Please share
> your stories, I want to get out of this dump.'
>
> REPLY: Whether youre retired or still working, if you can live in an
> RV...it should be a whole lot cheaper if you plan it right. Not everyone
> is cut out to live full time in one though -- depends alot on YOU and
> your situation. If you can find a way to park it free all the time,
> then its going to save you a bundle . Tell us more about your situation
> : Are you still working or retired ? How many people ? Can u park it
> free in your locale ? Can u live in a confined area ? Are you tidy and
> organized ? What are the winter temps in your area ? How much money do
> u have to spend on one ? And, who are you going to vote for on the
> next presidential election ? :)

I live in Southern California, I still work but I don't want to
anymore, I see them parked all over the place, I am a total slob but I
can also live in total squalor without a problem, my choices in order
are Ron Paul, Tom Tancredo and Hillary Clinton.

Eternal September wrote:
> On Oct 21, 9:04 am, DaveInLakeVi...@ (Dave in Lake Villa)
> wrote:
>> 'Since houses and apartments are so expensive around here I am thinking
>> of buying an RV and living in it. Anyone here live in it? Anyone live in
>> one and still get high speed internet and satellite TV? Please share
>> your stories, I want to get out of this dump.'
>>
>> REPLY: Whether youre retired or still working, if you can live in an
>> RV...it should be a whole lot cheaper if you plan it right. Not everyone
>> is cut out to live full time in one though -- depends alot on YOU and
>> your situation. If you can find a way to park it free all the time,
>> then its going to save you a bundle . Tell us more about your situation
>> : Are you still working or retired ? How many people ? Can u park it
>> free in your locale ? Can u live in a confined area ? Are you tidy and
>> organized ? What are the winter temps in your area ? How much money do
>> u have to spend on one ? And, who are you going to vote for on the
>> next presidential election ? :)
>
> I live in Southern California, I still work but I don't want to
> anymore, I see them parked all over the place, I am a total slob but I
> can also live in total squalor without a problem, my choices in order
> are Ron Paul, Tom Tancredo and Hillary Clinton.
>
Get a cardboard box and live on the beach.
LZ