How to Remain Sane While Living in a Small Pop-Up

Pop-up living can be difficult if you are not prepared for what to expect. We start most every day with a long walk to discuss and plan the day ahead of us. We discuss everything from meal planning, showers to video making. We also end our day with a long walk and discuss how our day went and what we can do to make sure it stays productive.

This has now became our full time job. Making sure everything is working properly to assure our safety on the road. Trying to make videos to share our experiences with others who may want to venture this avenue. And to live a happy stress free life!






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