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

I talk about living a nomadic life quite often. But I think that doesn’t fully cover it. Recently, I realised (mainly because it was pointed out to me) I am hybrid person in almost every part of my life. I’ll zoom into a few key aspects in my life to explain how and why that works for me. Living situation It’s funny how things always kind of make sense in hindsight. You gotta love the hindsight 🙂 So, what’s the hindsight then? Well… I sort of half-lived with my boyfriend fo

The 3 key elements that keep me happy and balanced: eat, sleep, walk, repeat. That’s literally my life. Why I bring this up? Because it’s a new year and generally people come up with resolutions and promises to make their lives better and healthier and all of that. I made a decision a while ago to not think of a new year in terms of good resolutions, but to reflect and see what worked and didn’t work and make adjustments as I go. To maintain the habits and routines I’ve alrea