Well, you could get a girlfriend. But she might not like it so much if you only use her place to crash and then do the big Houdini again and again.

Address is important.

In a way, I like the non-materialistic approach to life this forces one to adopt. You can only have very few things with you. In our culture we usually identify ourselves inward and outward with material things we possess. This could be a good cleansing. But it's pretty hardcore. I mean, when you travel a lot you live with few of your personal effects anyway most of the time and probably it's nice to find them there when you get to what you call home. So the question is how well you can do without the notion of home and how strongly the notion of home is coupled to things.

Till