Get ready for some serious ASMR or white noise, because that’s exactly what you’ll get when you travel with a pull trailer and find yourself in a storm.

Resting comfortably in the trailer, you’ll be able to open your front door and listen to the soothing sounds of the rain and wind around you. You may enjoy the sounds of rain lightly drumming against tin or even pattering against a sunroof window if you have one.

To TikToker @TheVotanaGarden, that’s living the dream.

Residing in a 21-foot travel trailer, the couple learned to see rain and storms as a pleasant mood-setter instead of as an obstacle—trading in complaints about canceled plans and questions about new travel plans for warm, comfy blankets, lit candles, cozy movies, and activities that embrace the weather. 

Just imagine cuddling up with the person you love the most, comforted by the patter of rain on the roof and the warmth of hot tea, cocoa, or coffee. It’s lovely!

And while not everyone loves the fall time, pumpkins, candles, and cozy blankets, TikToker @TheVotanaGarden’s video is an important reminder of how a person’s life changes when they commit to full-time travel. Whether you live in a camper, a fully-loaded RV, a car, or anywhere in between, your life will have to adjust around the space you live in and how you travel. It’ll challenge how many possessions you own, how you decorate and pack, the activities you’ll do, and the places you’ll go. Rather than complain about it, it’s better to embrace that space and the beauty of it. For this TikToker, that became settling down and getting comfy when it rains, rather than being upset about being “closed in.”

You can watch the full video here:

@thevotanagarden Rainy days have become one of our favorite parts of living full time in a 21 foot travel trailer #vibes #campimg #RVLiving #RainyDay ♬ original sound - TheVotanaGarden

Constant traveling might feel like it has its limitations, but it’s all about how you look at it. 

For TikToker @TheVotanaGarden, it means cozying up when it rains. What does it mean for you?