Do you know what “homesteading” is? It’s about leading an independent life, usually outside of the bustling city, and it’s gaining popularity.
Many people are thinking about homesteading as a way to be more autonomous in light of the rising cost of living. I’d like to introduce you to Mama V, who accepted this way of life wholeheartedly. She moved out of the city to live in an old school bus and made plans to construct a new cottage in the woods after growing tired of the metropolis.
Mama V had dogs and cats, so she wasn’t alone. But her bus felt crowded as her tribe of furry friends swelled. She didn’t know where to look for additional room, but she needed it.
Fortunately, a friendly neighbor gave her an old, abandoned camping trailer. Rather than sell it, he gave it to Mama V with generosity.
Mama V said, lovingly, that her new camper was “ugly but hers.” Selling her bus, she set off joyously for her new life in the trailer. However, it needed a lot of upkeep after being ignored for so long.
With the help of friends Jayme and Kevin, Mama V cleaned and refurbished the trailer. Kevin expertly positioned it on the plot, and Jayme expertly cleaned it.
While Mama V cleaned, Jayme went shopping with her and Kevin. The trailer’s refrigerator, microwave, and oven/stove were all in excellent operating condition. They stocked up on supplies as they prepared for Mama V’s new life.
Jayme had cleaned the trailer immaculately, and Mama V was excited to start her new chapter. Even though their home was temporary, Mama V and her cats were happy to live in a comfortable abode. She sees herself planting a garden and leading a simple, happy life.
With her new trailer and the forests all around her, Mama V is excited about this new journey. She is grateful for her friends’ and neighbors’ kindness.
What do you think about this mini-house?