I mean, I say "kitschy" but you don't *have* to hire me
Where I'm from at least, winter tent camping is actually a pretty common activity. And the weather definitely doesn't stop long term tent-based settlements from cropping up either (see: Purple Hills near Durango, CO, which lasted about four years)
I want this as my wallpaper. And also on a long dress. So I can stand in front of the walls of my old victorian home and blend in to spy on my family and party guests to hear what they're saying behind my back and then jump out and scare them, embarrassing them in the process. I love it.
Same. The fam and I travel full time and just got back "home" from five weeks of car/tent camping. It's basically being homeless by choice, which is a very weird realization. Couldn't do it without an extended family to rely on.
This spring was the first time I'd ever been able to legally light a campfire in Colorado since we moved there five years ago. It was a special moment.
Honestly, you can even tent camp through winter. Just use, idk, a winter tent, maybe, and not a sad lean-to you built in summer? It's tragic, all around.
Is there a legal list I'm missing out on? ⚖️ Imo if there is, we should have two: the normal one and one that's just nice weird facts, like how blasphemy is still illegal in several states
Oh no, we're actually very boring people who live vicariously through this kind of drama because it turns out that TV lawyers lied to us
Can confirm. I live for the drama of having to scold my clients for their tweets. It was a high point in my life when I got to scold a B-list celebrity client.
It's not even business hours yet and I've already used this and my other favorite example: COVID as the reason for needing force majeure clause