Dropping the empty box on the floor, I glance around my office. Trying to fit 30 years of junk and priceless treasures into boxes appear to be an impossible task so far, not to mention separating the tangle mess of wires behind the desktop, yuck.
The place I thought I would call my forever home is no more. In a few weeks, new people will come and make this their new nest while I will be cruising down the highway in my truck with a trailer in tow.
Now, that’s a life I shall look forward to. Nomadic and free.
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Moving regularly has its rewards. Well told.
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Thank you.
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Yes, being nomadic and free removes both physical and mental clutter. Great adventures to follow.
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Definitely.
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There’s definitely a strong appeal in the idea of being able to take only the essentials and just leave. The packing and culling is agonising, but I can just feel the weight lifting off as he does it. ‘Nomadic and free’. Yes. Sounds great. Well described in this.
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Thank you. Living nomadic and free definitely have it’s appeals but I think the major drawback is you gotta keep moving even if you want to stop.
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Having been single and free in recent years I’ve often considered a nomadic life but never had the courage to take it on. It’s never too late though, I wonder…!
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It’s hard taking that first step to just forget about so much of the material things that cannot be taken.
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Oh, the happiness of letting go! But it seldom includes that “junk” that used to mean so much. Who has room? So we drive fast to leave it behind, and start thinking of new things that will become junk. I love the feel of freedom you’ve conveyed.
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Thank you. 😀
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Moving is a great way to declutter, but somehow it all just builds up again. . . .even in a trailer!
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Definitely! I can absolutely see the mess building up in a trailer. 😀
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