Introduction

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I'm a senior citizen, a Nomad.   And, I love the way I live!  I go where I want and do what I want.  My time is my own.  People have said to me, "you're so lucky."  It's not luck.  I made this happen.  I have few possessions, and my overhead is extremely low.  I have no home, no car, no payments.  My income is limited, but I live very, very well, thanks to house-sitting.  

I get asked the same questions over and over wherever I go.  People don't seem to get how I can do this, so I decided to create this blog.












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