Or at least, I hope I won’t. Unfortunately, people are designed to get used to just about anything within an X amount of time. There are plenty of studies about this online somewhere, and I think the average time we need to get used to something is around like 60 days. VERY roughly, though. … 😶 That’s great and all, but where is she going with this? Well. These 2 lovely girls rocked up next to my caravan and stayed in their rooftop tent for a night. They’re backpackers from

Pt. 2: Life in a caravan 🚐

Pt. 1: The best sunset in Adelaide 🌅

The title makes this blog sound like one you would expect to appear on 1st of January. Maybe not the spreadsheet part, but the “this was my year part” for sure. This day, 6th February, means much more to me than 1st January ever has, though. This is the day “my new life” started in 2023. Melodramatic as that may sound, it is the truth. It’s the day I posted this blog: Home is where my slippers are. And that may not sound like anything relevant to you, but it was a very import

Hi there! Welcome back 😃. I’ve been living in Adelaide for over 2 months now and I haven’t really written much about it since I posted my “Adelaide, who?” blog. And I just wanted to zoom in on a few things. Because Adelaide is a fairly unpopular location I believe for travellers and backpackers, but as a traveler myself, I can only recommend! Why? I’ll tell you 5 reasons why I love Adelaide: 1. The beaches! (And the amazing sunsets) They’re amazing. And endless. What I look