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So my husband &amp; I decided at the end of our honeymoon 'screw waiting until next year, let's just do this thing'.&nbsp; We're giving away pretty much everything we own so we can move into the van at the end of August<br><br>I'm a HUGE fan of tea, I had over 100 types.&nbsp; I've got 16 plastic containers to keep tea in for when we're on the road, &amp; other than that, I gave away every type of tea I had.&nbsp; I thought it would be harder than it actually was, but I had a harder time getting rid of some of my clothes than I did getting rid of my teas.<br><br><br>We still have a LOT of stuff to get rid of, but we're going to end up just donating anything that people don't lay claim to.<br><br>I'm surprisingly not all that nervous.&nbsp; I'm a little worried, because we'll be spending the winter in Ontario, but overall I'm holding together pretty well.&nbsp; Although I'm also not that excited, but I'd rather be like this than a bundle of emotions, because there's a LOT to do still &amp; I can't afford to be shut down by my anxiety.
 
okay. young and enthusiasm will get you far. please be smart and look into (google search) &nbsp;full time van in canada. its tough in cold. &nbsp; good idea about getting rid of stuff. have too much myself.&nbsp;
 
Good for you! Not sure I'd stay 'up north' over the winter, but even so, it'll be an interesting time for you. Keep us posted!<img src="/images/boards/smilies/cool.gif" class="emoticon bbc_img">
 
Offroad - a) I'm not THAT young. <br>b) I've already done a LOT of research into how to live in a van in winter (my original plan was to go to BC, but I did look into other options just in case).<br>Please don't assume that just because I'm not as experienced as you that I'm irresponsible.
 
I think you will be just Fine!<br><img src="/images/boards/smilies/smile.gif" border="0" align="absmiddle"><br>parking out of the wind is the 1st thing to learn, also might want to get a 100lb propane tank to keep he heater working, yes bigger but you will save a ton of money using it over the small 20 lb tanks.<br><br>Any other questions, shoot me an email, or better yet, stop by on your way by one day to St. Jacobs or somewhere &nbsp; <img src="/images/boards/smilies/smile.gif" border="0" align="absmiddle">
 
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