Living in a van may be an opportunity to travel, a
chance for freedom, an escape from the usual, but it can also be a struggle for some and hard to get used to. Firtsly, you can basically live everywhere and always wake up to new paysages. Secondly, you can explore the world without the need of a hotel room, for example, and you don’t have to pay for staying there. You’re like a turle: carring your house all over, but actually the house is carrying you. But, even though you don’t have to pay for your living, you still got to pay for the vehicle’s maintenance, fuel (unless you’re the giant realistic flying tiger). Another disadvantage would be the job you have; it wouldn’t be a problem for the ones that work from home, but not a lot of jobs require that, so if you work somewhere full time, you can’t really move anytime. With all of its pluses and minuses, I still take living in a van into consideration, personally I think i would love to live in such a place, but I don’t know if I’d have enough space for my collections. Great house and transport 2 in 1, however a challenge for unfamiliar ones.
P.S.: I’m writing in a word document because I can’t find my English
notebook, I know I could’ve used another notebook but I thought about this alternative. I hope you are okay with that. : ) And sorry for being late.