Just before the conversion, there must be an idea #Mazda 5 ,road trips car


Buckle up and grab your snacks, because I’m about to take you on a journey of my travels.
My trusty Mazda 5  is about to undergo the ultimate transformation into a cozy, road-ready camper. That’s right, my car is becoming a mini home on wheels.

In my head, this camper conversion is already a done deal. Picture a snug little bed with the fluffiest bedding, twinkling fairy lights casting a warm glow, blackout window blinds for those lazy mornings, and a neat little dining area where I can sip my morning coffee while gazing at a scenic mountain view. Ah, perfection.

Reality check: My Amazon basket is jam-packed with everything I need for this makeover. We're talking about a compact fold-out bed, luxurious bedding, charming string lights, “custom-fit “window blinds, and even a mini fold-out table for dining. 

There’s just one hitch – I’m currently richer in dreams than in pounds 😆

But hey-ho:The most important thing is to have an idea, and the idea is already there plus I have a list of places to visit. During my hiking day trips, I look around and drop a pin on the map where I will be staying in my Mazda soon. My shopping cart is full, I’m saving money, gathering the plan in my head, and soon I will start my adventure.

The freedom of traveling #goWest

Much love,  Magda West



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