The Bizzare Life Of Heidi Parr

Ever since I was a kid, I had the dream of moving into an RV and traveling the country with a hoard of awesome animals. Well, lucky for me, a friend of my mother happened to be selling one for 800 dollars. The engine and everything works fine, it just needs a LOT of interior work, which I am 100% down for. A fucked up interior just means I get to hippy it the fuck up with mandala wall paper, galaxy ceilings with glow in the dark stars, and multicolored flooring(I shit you not, that's exactly what I'm doing). Oh, and if all goes according to plan, I'm using mortar and crystals to create the wall in the bathroom, which I already have the supplies for. Yeah, I'm making the ultimate hippy mobile. 
I also have another aspiration for this new chapter in my life, and that would to be breeding reptiles and maybe other animals on board my hippy mobile(which I've decidedly named Sheila). Mostly ball pythons, since they don't get too big. I've had the idea to try this for a while since I met a family a while back that did something quite similar.

While I was on a trip through the states in a rented RV, I stopped at a KOA campground and met a family of people who made their living buying cheap rv's and flipping them, and also bred TONS of frenchie terriers. I first started talking to them because as I walked passed their RV, about 15 frenchie pups were standing on the doorway steps staring at me, and I couldn't resist going up to pet them. I asked a lot of questions about their life style, and grew increasingly infatuated with the idea of doing something similar. They all seemed really happy, and the idea of being able to move somewhere new at the drop of a hat excited me so much. I mean, who wouldn't want to live in California one month, then move to Sierra, Nevada the next, then go to New Orleans? I could go anywhere, any time, and meet new people and see new and amazing places whenever it suits me. Of course, I've got a tremendous amount of work to do first. Starting with flipping this RV.
I'm currently working on getting the title, then I'll get the beast parked in the driveway where I can start my work. I'm guessing it'll take me a month or two, but I tend to underestimate a lot. I'll be posting pictures as I go as well, and maybe do some youtube videos on "How to Renovate an RV on the Cheap". I've got a remarkably low budget, but I think I can stick to it without too much strain. 

Anywho, I'll just finish up with this. Despite what other's may tell you, you really can follow your dreams if you wait long enough and work hard enough at a certain goal. My dream is becoming a reality by sheer chance and wishful thinking, but you can find your happiness if you search hard enough for it. Sometimes it just takes time. Best of luck to you!