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Starting Aug @SaraSodineParr + me moving from city to city for 3-6 months (maybe more). After, we'll decide on Austin, NYC, SF, or ?.
- Each city for 7-30 days. Drive new places on weekends
- Going west -> east then back
- Don't want too rural
- I think we'll stop at these cities: https://www.nationalgeographic.com/travel/destinations/north-america/united-states/happiest-cities-united-states-2017/ … - We'll stay on Airbnb in houses (not condo/apartment) - Will spend up to $6k/month for rental...but I bet $2.5k-$3k will be plenty - Bringing out big dog Sid - Likely spend 4 weeks in New York
I really wanna do this internationally...but that ain't happening.
- This decision was made on a whim last week. We don't have a plan. Pretty much winging it.
- Many people asked is @SaraSodineParr down for crazy plans: yes...what's there to lose!?
- I did this in 2014. Traveled the country for 8 weeks on 5 days notice
@mirchich and I did this in 2016, 2017, and 2019.
You’ll want to stay longer than 7 to 30 days.
The logistics of picking a new city, finding a new place, settling in, and so on are just too much.
2 to 3 months = sweet spot
Advice: Pack light. Only what fits in the trunk.
Did you drive? What cities did you? What's your story?
How did you get her to say yes to that Gipsy life? I'd love do that. Wife won't allow it
I don't know why everyone keeps asking this. Why do you think she didn't need to convince me!?
You will end up in Texas. Let’s bet on it 
Likely will love in tx for a year then nyc
I drove through Austin a couple days ago and am seriously considering it. Outskirts of the city are gorgeous and city still very accessible. I think you’ll enjoy.
I moved to Austin in 2007 and it’s been amazing to see how much the city has grown since then. Its got the culture of Cali, without a lot of the baggage. And it’s the best looking part of Texas.
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