Would you live here?
They say it’s a lot of fun, to vacation, live or camp in a house like this, on a lake in Texas or not. And you ‘have not lived’ if you haven’t experienced this… I can hardly wait for my turn..!!
Because I think that adventure is something that is really worth living. And you just don’t have it, why live…? As I like to boating, camping, exploring, and getting my ‘dirty boots’, I would surely would enjoy… Perhaps fall in love with it… After all, everyone lives and dies, but not everyone who has died, has experienced this ‘fatal adventure’. The only sad thing is that it has to end.
So, why not…?
The idea of renting a boat (yes because I would want to explore around) and go from lake to lake. Getting this type of housing is something really different and I like the variety – innovator, adventurer, especially near nature and safety. That’s the way I am.


They say It’s not hard to drive these houseboats, if you know how to drive a car.





Well, in America some people live that way too.
And if after trying it out you do not find it ALL to your liking, at least you ‘found’ something totally new.
Life can only be inspired and well-lived if seen as a great adventure in which we all take part, and are, shall we say…. in ‘one of those unknown worlds’. But also, it is nothing outside of ourselves’. It’s inside.
I learned this lesson in 2005 going through my first hurricane named Rita… I had the choice of being scared, stressed out or facing everything as a great adventure! I chose the last option. I had to go through it anyway…
Choosing to look at it this way was more exciting! And I guarantee you it worked!
It was super tiring and exhausting, but I found that I live on this piece of ground, full of beauty (discarding the destruction it left behind and the worst congestion in the history of the country on the way…), charm and adventure, and that there is no end to it, if only we seek and we have our eyes open.
If we can’t survive this fatal adventure, why not make it as free as possible…?
WHAT A SCARE! I unintentionally (almost) permanently deleted this post! But as Mr.Slipper Socks Man and genius that my dear husband is (so she thinks), my savior at such times of computer anguish, here it is. Complete.
A ROUND OF APPLAUSE TO HIM! :-) (Ok, Ok, Ok… no big deal…)
















