Dilemma: using the restroom

I have a gym membership which works for the mornings and nights. But, I've been thinking about what I'm supposed to do if I violently wake up and need to use the restroom... and I have NO idea, ha! The world is your oyster? OR, the world is your bathroom? We'll find out I'm assuming.

Showers are good.

Been working for my uncle the past two days and didn't feel the need to impress him, so I lived like a dirty hippie. Got back into town today and IMMEDIATELY showered. Felt SO GOOD. Pitched my hammock for the first time this year!! It was amazing. Took a little snooze and started crocheting a hat. Decided to busk the Brewers game and finally found a spot that didnt't kick me out for soliciting! Yay! Met a fellow busker named Mark R. Taylor the Crazy Harmonica Player. He gave me some good tips about catching a busy crowd! Sitting on top of my truck right now, staring into outer space and getting destroyed by mosquitoes. 

Hung out with my sister and effed around with our hair. Laying in my truck about to pass out. Its 3am. My sleeping mat is super comfy. 

Goodnight and God bless!

Why I'm living out of my 4Runner:

“Radical obedience to Christ is not easy... It's not comfort, not health, not wealth, and not prosperity in this world. Radical obedience to Christ risks losing all these things. But in the end, such risk finds its reward in Christ. And He is more than enough for us.” ― David Platt, Radical

I've decided to live out of my 4Runner for (at least) 40 days in order to strengthen my faith and trust in Christ. I need to look toward Him rather than people for comfort when I'm feeling emotionally distressed. I expect a lot out of people and that's a mistake (sorry, ex-boyfriends). I need to expect, or rather, I need to know my emotional needs will be met by Christ.

I've set three guidelines for myself for this upcoming pilgrimage:
1) Allow myself to sleep in a building only once per week. I'm trying to avoid reliance on people when I can spend it alone in prayer. But, if I'm visiting with family or friends, I will consider crashing at their place. If I sleep in the building though, it will not count as one of the 40 days.
2) Allow myself to spend only $6/day on food and drink. My stomach is the reverse of Mary Poppin's purse. Yeah, this pilgrimage isn't about dieting, but its about control and focus. If I comfort myself with food, drink and material things rather than prayer, then I'm not putting my full faith and trust in Christ. However, I will not pass up donations... perhaps an Ace Pear hard cider? Just sayin'.
3) Save every penny. No tattoos. No Thursteak. No supplements.