We lived in an RV for 14 years before the Villa Vie Odyssey. The ship's shutdown hasn't changed how we want to live.

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Jim and Chris Guld loved life aboard the Villa Vie Odyssey, but had worried it might be "too cheap" to be sustainable.

This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Jim Guld, 72, a Villa Vie Odyssey passenger. He and his wife, Chris, run a small company that offers tech training for travelers. It has been edited for length and clarity. In 2003, my wife, Chris, and I bought a used RV, sold our home, and took to the road. It was also when we started a business, drawing on our backgrounds to teach travelers how to use technology while on the go. After 14 years of living full-time in an RV and traveling around the US, it was time for a change. When Chris' mom moved into assisted living, we settled into her townhouse in Fort Lauderdale, near family and friends, and stayed for seven years.

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