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Does anybody own any little guy trailers? I'm considering on buying a Little Guy to pull behind my Civic. Pros/Cons? Any buyer's remorse stories? Thanks, Jake

Does anybody know of any good (Simple) recipes for under $20? I'm looking for some ideas on to get into cooking. I don't like complex dishes, something simple is best for me to get started. What do you have?

I've wanted to be a workamper for KOA. I've had many oppurtunities to take the job from virtually every state in the union. The only reason why I haven't jumped on the oppurtunity is the fact that I don't have a camper I can pull behind my Honda Civic and KOA will not allow you to sleep out...

I was considering on purchasing a MyPod and pulling it behind my Civic. They weigh less than 1k lbs and can be towed by a trike

I've been working for about a month now at my former job at Krispy Kreme and I decided several months prior that I would take a "vacation" down to Gulf Shores, AL. Well, the vacation week rolls by and I decided since I couldn't afford to spend a week in Gulf Shores I would spend three days in...

I've been living in a house now for a year and it's had it's ups and downs. My 21 year old heart yearns to be free an experience life instead of living in this monotonous (and sometimes exciting) house. I feel all I ever do is work and pay bills and that's it. Jake

I would recommend Mace my friends and I did a little Cop Academy "Training" and with "supervision" we shot each other with mace to know how it feels. Pepper Spray, aka Mace WILL incapacitate anyone who hasn't experienced it. The pain lingers on for hours and it's cheaper than buying a...

I have a 1995 Honda Civic DX (2 Door) your taller than I am and you make it work! That is amazing.

Well about a year later I'm still at the house. I've been independent for almost a year now. I've gotten pretty well off with my finances. I've established a very small emergency fund and continuing on finding work. This is Jake by the way, I forgot my previous account information. Jake

I was in a used Honda Civic. It had some body damage, both caused by my error and one that came with the vehicle. I parked near a old, beater MG in Alabama. It dropped to 7 degrees that. I had a heater, but slept in a Artic rated sleeping blanket and two layers of clothing. Cops couldn't...

My first night on the road was successful. It was cold, it was in the single digits. I had a sleeping bag and several article of clothes on which helped. I stopped and slept in a used car lot near where I lived and left around 6:30 AM my time. I slept surprisingly well. Fun!

I've now moved into my car. Everything has been packed and the arrangements have been made. So excited!

[qoute] "to hell with it" That is unbelievably true. My manager at my job is actually ENCOURAGING me to try this and experience life. I told him I am, just the need the equipment firs That is the question of the century.

Stealth parking is one of the things I am looking forward to when I begin my week long trial run living out of my car. Where I live in Alabama there is many a area to boondock. Luckily for me, I live in a small city so I can take care of washing up and laundry and the like. My biggest concern...

I received a lot of BS from my family members, only a very few said encouraging things about my decision to try living out of my car. Some of it was very hurtful and outright selfish. People (Our society, especially!) Expects you to; Go to college, get a house, work all your life, retire, die...

This is extremely informative. I will be using what you said in this thread to take a week out and live in my car. This is kind of the idea I had in mind. Buy a sleeping bag and tent, some camping supplies and make it happen.

I have a french press and I've used it regularly. Never tried it cold pressed. I use more than anything a Melita 'Pour-over' coffee brewer which uses cone filters that use 1-3 Tbsp of coffee. Bring it up under a boil, or whatever you prefer then pour and serve. It's great for one person to...

Hey,<br /><br />I'd like to share some advice to everyone here.<br />Is anyone familiar with the term debt "snowballing?"<br /><br />I read the term and never quite really understood it at first. After making payments for insurance and phone bill I think I have an idea how it works in reality...

I posted it up at 550 per month because of the location-right on the bay.<br /><br />As the old saying goes, location, location, location.<br /><br />It's worth every penny in my book.&nbsp;