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The adventure lifestyle often creates a fascinating tension between our wanderlust and our responsibilities at home. This raw, unfiltered episode dives into the reality of balancing frequent overlanding trips with the mundane necessities of maintaining a house and meeting family obligations.
Ever notice how your living space starts to show signs of neglect when you're constantly on the road? From pressure washing siding to repainting shutters and patching air mattress holes caused by an overly enthusiastic dog, the small maintenance tasks pile up when you're spending "at least two nights every other weekend" exploring. There's a certain humor in watching neighbors suddenly tackle similar projects when they see you working on yours - that subtle "keeping up with the Joneses" pressure that seems so foreign when your priorities are focused elsewhere.
The adventure calendar fills quickly as summer wanes, with exciting events on the horizon. The AUSA Jeep show in Waynesville offers a perfect opportunity for Midwest enthusiasts to connect, while Overland of America (September 12-14 in Oklahoma) and Rendezvous in the Ozarks (October 16) promise memorable experiences before the winter season closes in. For overlanders juggling work commitments, family birthdays, and other responsibilities, strategic planning becomes essential. The challenge intensifies when coordinating logistics for three children as a single parent, making each adventure that much more precious.
Have questions about overlanding, gear maintenance, or balancing adventure with daily life? Send them my way! During these quieter periods between trips, I'm looking for topics that resonate with you. Whether you're a seasoned traveler or just beginning your journey into the overlanding community, your curiosity drives the conversation forward. Subscribe to join this authentic exploration of the adventure lifestyle in all its messy, beautiful reality.
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The adventure lifestyle often creates a fascinating tension between our wanderlust and our responsibilities at home. This raw, unfiltered episode dives into the reality of balancing frequent overlanding trips with the mundane necessities of maintaining a house and meeting family obligations.
Ever notice how your living space starts to show signs of neglect when you're constantly on the road? From pressure washing siding to repainting shutters and patching air mattress holes caused by an overly enthusiastic dog, the small maintenance tasks pile up when you're spending "at least two nights every other weekend" exploring. There's a certain humor in watching neighbors suddenly tackle similar projects when they see you working on yours - that subtle "keeping up with the Joneses" pressure that seems so foreign when your priorities are focused elsewhere.
The adventure calendar fills quickly as summer wanes, with exciting events on the horizon. The AUSA Jeep show in Waynesville offers a perfect opportunity for Midwest enthusiasts to connect, while Overland of America (September 12-14 in Oklahoma) and Rendezvous in the Ozarks (October 16) promise memorable experiences before the winter season closes in. For overlanders juggling work commitments, family birthdays, and other responsibilities, strategic planning becomes essential. The challenge intensifies when coordinating logistics for three children as a single parent, making each adventure that much more precious.
Have questions about overlanding, gear maintenance, or balancing adventure with daily life? Send them my way! During these quieter periods between trips, I'm looking for topics that resonate with you. Whether you're a seasoned traveler or just beginning your journey into the overlanding community, your curiosity drives the conversation forward. Subscribe to join this authentic exploration of the adventure lifestyle in all its messy, beautiful reality.
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