B Class for Full-Timing
Great thoughts Chelse! Your points are well taken and appreciated! As Turnip suggested, I need to be careful in the decision to go full-time in the first place, and if that direction is taken, be cautious as to what unit will allow me the best in service, comfort and security.
I read a book with the title of "I could do anything I want...if I only knew what it was...". That is how I feel at the moment with the RV world. I do not know if I'll be staying in one spot, or trekking through North America to try to see all that I can, before I close my eyes for the last time. I can only vicariously follow the lives of all of you who have the adventures already behind you, and allow my imagination to try to fill in the blanks.
I am no home-body. I enjoy the open road. Strangers are only friends I have not met, and I never feel a greater peace than when I am listening to nature and drawing in the fresh air of the great forests that are still left for us to enjoy. Perhaps some introspective thinking, listening carefully to those of you now living the dream and trying before I buy, is still the wisest approach to a final decision.
Al