This may be the perfect concept for some! Think - eviction - no money for a storage unit for your "stuff" so it will be left behind - all furniture and knick knacks and every other useless item. Going to move into your vehicle because you already asked for couch space from best friend, Mom, brother, sister, everybody you know well enough to ask and some you didn't know that well but asked anyway. YOur vehicle it is. You know you can find places to use a bathroom and wash yourself.
What goes into the vehicle that is going to be your only home in this world for a while? If you have a pet, obviously you will not leave your pet behind nor with someone else because you are a decent human with a conscience and a heart. So first you take what pet will need. Then you start on yourself - what MUST you have to survive?
Quoting: Pooka I have some experience with it, Pooka, so I had to learn to get used to it early in life.:) You made an interesting point in your earlier post when you talked about faith. As I think I've made clear enough, I am in no wise conventionally religious; nonetheless it is in similar rootless circumstances, when one is standing right on the edge, that one finds faith. When I was most alone is when I realized I was not, if that makes any sense.
So, if we take that into a prepper way of living, how are 'the faithful' generally taught to live? To be ready to be snatched up at any moment! 'The thief in the night' can spring upon us at any moment - and catch us in no end of embarrassing situations. Now, that is some serious flexibility required of us, don't you think? lol
Of course, the animals must come first for I sure don't want to be anywhere where they are not. That was the deal I made with that 'thief:' 'I'll care for those you put right in my lap and you shall see to it that I have the means to do so. You'll give me friends, you'll give me power to manipulate (giggle) you'll give me cash, whatever it takes.' So far, it's worked out.
There's an ancient (1400s or so) little rhyme in Greek I always loved that illustrates my ties with my animal brethren that I'll transcribe as well as translate, because it's pretty cool and you'll like the sound. The Greek 'delta' BTW is pronounced like the 'TH' in 'this' or 'that' so I'll write 'tho' - to see - instead of 'do.' The hard 'B' has to be written like 'mp' together.:) weird, huh?
Sti borta tsi paratheiso
tha steko n'anameno
ki'an then se tho na mpeis kai 'si
meite ki'ego then mpaino
At the door of Paradise, I'll stand and wait. And if I don't see you going in too, I won't go in either.
