Single Mom Needs Reassurance

[aurorashine]

Well, it's just me, 2 kids and a small dog at the moment. We're all in a 1967 Aristocrat Lo Liner. Fulltiming it, but staying pretty stationary until we fix her up a bit more. I have a local job and am going to school fulltime. I don't know anything about living in a trailer. A tad lonely at times, but I know other women that do it and they are doing alright.
Anyone got any advice?

[velvetwolf5]

Just go for it ! Don't worry about things that could happen most likely they won't anyway.It can be a fun lifestyle it's all what you make it.Most Rv'ers are friendly,happy and very laid back.It's not much different than living in a house or apartment just cheaper and more relaxed. Just enjoy!!!!

[harlygl94]

Well, it's just me, 2 kids and a small dog at the moment. We're all in a 1967 Aristocrat Lo Liner. Fulltiming it, but staying pretty stationary until we fix her up a bit more. I have a local job and am going to school fulltime. I don't know anything about living in a trailer. A tad lonely at times, but I know other women that do it and they are doing alright.
Anyone got any advice?

Hi there, I am single also and I want to go to Georgia for the winter months. Where are you at?

[travlnjo136]

Hi, I've been a single mom for many years too. I'm living in a house, but we camp a lot and my kids would love to full time. Trailers aren't much different than houses, except things seem to be easier to get to and made out of much lighter materials.
When my kids saw me at the kitchen table with school books it made it a lot easier for them to knuckle down and do their homework too. Just make sure they understand you are studying too and can't stop to answer every question. They'll learn to think things through better.
See if you can find a local campers club, like GoodSam, and have fun. Look for a local church if you want, that's a good place for the kids to find activities.
Good luck and God Bless. Write if you have time.
travlnjo136