I wish I had the balls to do this....

[яochard]

Couple moves from Beverly Hills to their parent's farm, trading in their fancy apartment for a fucking motor home.

http://www.cnn.com/2009/LIVING/02/26/economy.survivor.farm/index.html

My brother in law does something similar to this. He owns a beautiful house out in the middle of no where, but he works for oil companies at the refineries at various locations around California. Most of the time he lives in a motor home at his parent's house; He works fourteen hour days and with the drive time he doesn't have much free time. He goes "home" every other week for maybe two days. Odd, but it's working for him.

[ristac]

My father-in-law sold everything and retired early buying a motor home and touring around Europe. After 5 years he said it is still the best thing he ever did.

[StaceyJo]

It sounds like no permanent address.

[kaz]

I don't know Rochard. I know a lot of people who plan on working now so they can rest, relax and enjoy later. But then we had a guy who had a heart attack (he was around 60 I believe) who if he lived with that mindset perhaps didn't have the chance to enjoy. It's like the cliche suggests, live every day to its fullest, and like its your last, because it may be...

[Panky]

I left my dental career and my family and moved to Canada 6 years ago. It wasn't always easy, especially at first because I got homesick a few times, but I'd do it all over again in a heartbeat. One learns a lot about themselves once they are outside of the security of their comfort zone. Everyone should just take a leap of faith at least once in their life.

[PurrsianPussyKat]

I'd love to live on a farm. That's my ultimate goal. :)