Begin again... and again.. and again... as many times as it takes. New day - new plan - new van! So as I'd mentioned in my last blog post, I've decided to embrace my inter-nomad! And although I'm keeping Vandora and will continue to use her for some trips, I'm also upping my game!
Meet Kintsugi Dash - a Winnebago Solis Pocket 36A purchased from the wonderful folks at National Indoor RV Center in Nashville, TN.
Kintsugi Dash got her first name (Kintsugi) from the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery by filling the cracks with gold. The idea being that the flaws ultimately make the piece more beautiful. While the second part, Dash represents the dash between the birthdate and death date on a typical gravestone. It's a reminder to me to live life - i.e. "the dash" fully - and while you can, because for better or worse, none of us know how much time we actually have.
Comments