Live life with no regrets 

Over my time of writing these blogs I have tried to let people get a glimpse of what it’s actually like to live in a caravan. Sometimes it’s the funny (not so funny) side like emptying the toilet and ending up covered in shit. Sometimes it’s the challenges of sick kids, rainy weather in a confined space. But today I would like to explore a different side.
A few weeks ago we had news that a near and dear family member was sick. Not life threatening but sick enough for me to consider packing up our home and moving to the other side of Australia to be able to help out. Wasn’t our only reason for moving back but a deciding factor. 

If we didn’t go back and help out and things took a even worse turn, could we live with the fact we weren’t there to help when we could’ve been. 

I mean we live in a caravan so technically we could pack up and head back for awhile til things are sorted then we could head back. Other than completely mucking up the boys routine and pulling them out of a school that they had just settled in. What else have we got to lose. We have to live life with no regrets. So that’s what we did.
It’s a wonderful thing (except the 41 hours drive we did) to be able to pack up your home and move it to a different location and yet it still feels like home. It’s truly amazing. Everything inside the van is the same. Everything in the annexe is the same. It’s just our surroundings that are different. It’s a pretty amazing feeling. And one that only a limited amount of people get to experience. 

Even amongst chaos we get to come back to our home and chill out. 

I really do love this gypsy lifestyle. Take your home wherever you want. 

  Old site in Perth   
   If we could do the speed limit we would’ve made it a day earlier 

   
  
 Was to dark to get NSW border.    
 Our new site in Moama

Take care

xoxo