A few days before I left Oklahoma
I went to get my hair done, did so much cleaning and shopping to prepare before the move. The drive here wasn't too bad and we (me and my dog) got here safely.
I was homesick long before leaving. I arrived on January 2nd and got to meet my long distance boyfriend (he's 35 years old and I'll be 28 this month) He's been helping me with everything and I'm very blessed and grateful to have him in my life and we're so lucky to have met each other considering the way we met lol but sometimes love finds you in weird and mysterious ways.
After about 1-3 years, after we reach our goal and get out of this rut we're in, we'll be able to travel and make content. I'll vlog it everything and share anything interesting I find.
((We do plan on making OF content together as well in the future as well, I'm going to attempt to do that full time and see where it goes. It's to save funds to support myself and get by and travel so I can make the content, I'm very tired of the normal 9-5 life and at some point I'd like to be able to renovate a school bus and make that my home on wheels. I've been wanting to do this for 5 years now. Hopefully one day I can🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻)) Instagram: dreambaby.12 #camperlifestyle #nomadlife #contentcreator #newlifenewme
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