Back when I was little, I told myself that one day I’d buy a trailer and live in it while I travel where ever I want to go. I guess it was an influence by American TV shows we had at home.

Up until now, I still like the idea and still dwell on the idea that I would someday be able to buy a trailer. I guess it comes with the spontaneity that I have–being able to travel from one place to another and face the day with excitement of the unknown.

When traveling, it is important to travel light otherwise unnecessary burden will drain you down. When you have a trailer, though, there are more stuff you can bring with you that can range from very important, somewhat important and could be important someday. At least with the wheels, travel is still light.

I may have a few clothes. It doesn’t matter if I got only 2 sets which I can wash and wear everyday. Add a set or two for church and one for formal occasion, a set of 1-inch heels, a pair of rubbber shoes, a pair of slippers and 2 sets of undies. I’ll never go without my handy almost-all-in-one tool set, though. And if I would be going for an rv camping, I’m sure to bring with me my toolbox. I don’t need anything fancy that appeals mainly to vanity. Just the necessities. And that’s what I mean to travel light…that also means never to forget my Bible….my (human’s) toolset.