Theo had seen hard times before, and though this was yet another one, it was also one of the most perplexing times of his life, as he was basically living out of his Local RV Storage and various campgrounds and RV hook up sites. After losing his job during the economic crisis that was taking hundreds of thousands out of the American work force, Theo was really just kinda numb about the whole thing. He couldnt afford to pay both his mortgage payment, his car and his RV payment each month. While most people would have opted to go ahead and get rid of the extras, like the RV, Theo lost his home first, which was by no means a choice on his part. The RV was almost paid for anyway, but the new home that he had bought just a year before had turned out to be above his means. Being single and non attached, with no kids and scattered relatives across the country, he reasoned that perhaps the nomadic life might be the best one for him to experience right now. Rather than selling the RV and finding a new home or apartment, he began using the Local RV Storage that had housed his motor coach for so long as a home base for a while to see if nomadic living would be able to accommodate his needs. 

After a few weeks, he was ready to take off and hit the road, wandering across the country, where he hoped to meet other people like himself who were looking to start something new, a Revolution, perhaps, in living below their means yet maintaining a life of freedom and mobility, even so. After two months and several temporary roadside and campground homes, Theo had met so many incredible people. He was more than amazed to find that there was a grassroots movement back towards sustainability that led right to the nomadic trail that he had been following. He had strong hands and a good set of skills from which he could earn a living wherever he happened to be, so money, though scarce, was not obsolete. Far more important than money, though, was Theos desire to become utterly free, in as many ways as he could. Freedom was something that he had taken for granted for far too long. He realized that his home had entrapped him, kept him from moving and living and meeting and enjoying all of the wonderful moments that life on the road has to offer. Theo knew that he was free, finally and responsible for his own outcome.