#liveadventurously
Looking forward to heading back to one of my favourite downtime spots. I’d love to hear what some of you people’s favourite recharge locations or activities are.
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This last month has been a long and challenging season. As an introvert I probably have a leg up on people being trapped at home for weeks at a time but I miss all the mundane things that get me out and seeing other people. With all that said I feel pretty blessed to have such a great family to see me through and an acreage to get out on. Hope you’re all hanging in there.
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Solitude. I’m very much looking forward to warmer weather and more time spent outside. (at Falcon Lake, Manitoba)
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Silent contemplation / We’ve all been forced to slow life down over the last couple of weeks. We are forced to live on the bare essentials and keep things more basic. It’s not an easy time but I’m trying to enjoy the little things more. Hope you’re all staying safe out there in this crazy world.
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Not every day on the road can be an adventure. We need rest days, van repair days, life admin days.
Days where we just chill, where we sleep in late and sip coffee gazing out of the back doors. Days where we clean the van from top to bottom or catch up on our work. Rainy days spent cosied up under blankets trying to catch the various leaks in our roof.
Contrary to our little highlight reel on here it’s not all epic roadtrips and new discoveries; for every day of exploring there’s a down day closely following behind (or two, or three…). Constant motion is exhausting; travel sometimes overstimulating. We need time to process and digest just as much as we crave new experiences and changing scenery.
As with everything in life it’s all about balance, and the days spent sipping coffee in bed are just as important as the days we’re out scaling mountains.
