On the road again.
I have never heard so many alarms in the morning before. As
I was awaking by the countless alarms that Norris setup. It reminded me that
the transition between backcountry and front country was at a turn. Instead of
hearing the sounds of birds, the wind blowing, and the rapids smashing against
the rocks as it flowed down the pathway. I was bombarded by the sounds of
seagulls by the sea, lazars shooting in space, and a gentle harp trying to ease
my pain of waking up.
But a last all good things come to an end. I want to leave
the group with some friendly reminders about living on the road. I called them
the “living on the road for dummies” since we’re traveling back to the struggles
of the front country.
First rule of thumb, don’t assume. Just because an area
looks safe doesn’t mean it is. We want to keep in mind that everywhere we go we
take safely very serious. 2. Organization is key, keeping the van clean and
organized is the secret to group member’s happiness. 3. Entertainment- music
though the universal go- to of any road tripper, after a few thousand miles on
the road, it doesn’t cut it. Haven spoken words, van time is learning time.
Think of the van as the center of the universal. Expand your mind by exploring
something new, catching upon work, and having a conversation. The final tip of
living on the road.
The key to life in the van is flexibility- flexibility in
attitude, flexibility in lifestyle, flexibility in relationship, money,
parenting, traveling, and business. The more you can adapt to the situation in
life, the more powerful your high will be and the more quickly you’ll be able
to bounce back from the low in your life.
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