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Troy Lobo

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Hello People and Furry companions,  woof!  meow!

I've pretty much put the most pertinent things about me in my Profile Bio.
I have arrived here because I'll be 57 soon enough, and looking at retiring on Social Security in about 5 to 6 years, maybe 7 at the most.

I don't want to wait to retire any longer than I have to so I'll just be taking the lower amount of social security so that I can start sooner.
I have some health issues that don't bother me for now, and that's another reason I don't want to wait much longer after I'm 62.

I've been thinking about actually getting back into van living BEFORE I start collecting social security,
and still work a job that I have to still clock in and clock out to.  I have a lot of loose ends to take care of before I can do that.

I may have to wait until social security time just to be able to pull myself away enough, but if I can do it sooner, I certainly will.

I have to admit though, because I've lived over-seas before, the thought of retiring to a "cheaper live in" country ...
does cross my mind from time to time, but that's actually plan B, plan A = van living.

I follow a few van-living folks in YouTube land, Bob Wells :thumbsup: included (of course, he was the first one I think I ever watched)

I figured it was time for me to step up my game and start communicating with you all before I actually get back into van-living again.

You say "again"   yeah, I lived with my parents when I was 17 years old to 20 years old in a Box Van (and I had a tent if I wanted my "own space")
That was one of the most FUN times of my LIFE EVER!  :heart:  
(Going overseas in the Navy was mostly fun, the travel to other countries, so that too)

I've had itchy feet forever... ugh .... these feet need to be scratched!   ha-ha!  :D

Well, that's it for now, just wanted to say a few things for my little intro here.

Happy Trails!
 
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