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November 25, 2007 at 1:07 pm #254432
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My husband and I live on a disability check of $600 a month, with no
other government help except medical. There are numberous ways to
it will benefit someone else!
Many animal rescues need volunteer help to feed dogs, cats, birds,
your own camper but offer a place to park for free in exchange for a
few hours a week in voulunteer work. Some of these rescues also
Campgrounds are a cheap way to live in warmer climates or to travel.
It is hard to beat $330 a month for all utilities included. Look
these gems often go for $180 or less a month including all utilities,
cable, and internet! If you happen to not know an area and still want
including KOA need work campers. You work 15-25 hours a week and camp
for free!This puts you right in the middle of expensive locations
register as a work camper. The work is simple and easy and you can do
this for a short vacation or a way of life.
10×10 tent next to us that we use for storage and to keep a full size
freezer,washing machine and fridge. We cook on our gas grill plus
older models, you will get the better deal. We paid $750 for ours and
updated the insides and customized it for our needs. When we are done
modernized antique! Valuable to collectors but because of the age
cheap to get insurance on and plates for!
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