A cunning plan

You can click the pics, but your fingers will get cold.

My view of the snow, looking out the Lances window.

I have finished putting everything I need in the Lance in preparation for leaving at the end of this month.... Or at least I think I have.

My problem is, and probably always will be, if I think of a modification, customization, or repair job that I would like to do to the Lance, I probably already have the tools I need to do it in the Arctic Fox, but if I go putting everything I may conceivably need in the Lance my poor truck may not be able to tote the load.

So what do I do? Do I not do anything to the Lance and live it the way it is? That philosophy is an anathema to a DIY guy like myself. Do I buy the tools I need to do a job on the road? That sounds pretty expensive, and it pains me to think I have the proper tools for the job lying here in the Arctic Fox. Or do I carry everything I may need and hope I get around to using it? I simply don't have the weight-bearing capability in the truck to do that... So what to do?

The only thing I've come up with that makes any sense to me, and that in itself is a rare occurrence, I've devised a cunning plan that may solve some of my problems. Of course, this plan can't be used by everyone, but it could be used by anyone in the same full-timing situation that I'm in, which is, traveling in the winter and having a home base living in my RV in my family's driveway.

I think my plan will work, despite my biggest problem, which will be my one-track mind, which makes me want only to do things that I'm thinking about, and interested in at the moment. So I will have to overcome that psychological problem for my plan to be successful. And I will talk about that plan tomorrow.

Theboondork

Snow rose.

Snow leaves.

Yet another snow rose, I think I'm starting to detect a pattern here.