The R.V.

                                         Everyday is a brand new day, everyday is a journey.

  The lives which seem so poor, so low,
    The hearts which are so cramped and dull,
  The baffled hopes, the impulse slow,
    Thou takest, touchest all, and lo!
  They blossom to the beautiful.
SUSAN COOLIDGE.

Recently, I had the privilege of visiting my older brother in Wisconsin. One of the highlights of the trip was my tour of their RV. Now, if you have been following this blog, you know how much I love the idea of Tiny Living and hope to do so myself in the future. Just like with many things in life, wanting something doesn't mean it may be a good thing. One has to check every aspect of that want to make sure it is truly the right thing for them.

                                          This is a 38 foot long RV. 

This is the view lengthwise and you can see how much space there is to move around. 

I can easily settle in comfortably in an RV. You can't see in the picture, but there are cabinets above all around the cabin. 

 A closeup of the kitchen area. The sink can also be used as additional counter space as a cutting board, as well as the stove. 

The small hallway consists of a refrigerator (which a good size) and a pantry right next to it.

                         Next to that is more storage.

Two things going on here: The mirrored part on one side happens to be the closet, while the door in the reflection leads to the bathroom. 

The bedroom is at the end of the RV and absolutely feels like a separate room. The bed lifts up for more storage. 

This happens to be my favorite spot. The two chairs swivel completely around. More storage of cabinets on top and on the passenger side, the dashboard is actually a desk. Can you imagine the scenery unfolding as I would sit and write? Nothing but beauty. 

I totally fell in love with the concept of an RV. I would update the decor, but overall, a perfect fit for me. 

Have a blessed day everyone.