life in a box

Buy a fitness watch band sync with your smart phone. Count your steps, miles, calories burned, sleep patterns and such.

 

State laws allow for one to buy a casket, and the funeral homes must accept that. I could not afford one, so I stole a cardboard refrigerator box from a homeless person and lived in that to see if I could get used to being cooped up in a tiny area. I suggest you either get a casket or such a box and try it for a few hours, then you tell us how it is. Remember though, I already know "life in a box".

 

cramped ,no cozy. lol

back when I ran coast to coast, I had a satellite tv hookup. only cost an extra $5/month as I had it at home.

no,I'm regional and home weekends and during the week. just me and my books and the radio.

12V cooler for food and I'm set.

 

Maverick has a weekend home program and probably make a thousand a week.

Builders Transportation Company also has weekend home program.

Maverick has their own CDL school. Use that and keep your cash intact.
University of Arkansas @ Newport,AR
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I read some. Have a labtop with dvd player and a bunch of movies. If I have the extra money Ill get internet and work on my family tree using ancestry.com. I love to write so Ill do that too. Then there are times im so tired ill just pass out in bed and go to sleep.

 

look at semi retired sleeper try living in one like that. its either a 36 or 40 inch bunk and i am guessing but you might have to jump through the hole to get in to it. it just kills me to hear a new driver with a freightliner condo say there is not any room in them. i have know idea what they are carrying around with then to fill one of those up. be safe out there