Reunion It’s a hot April day and Diane can smell everything she has eaten in the last few days in Happy Van and she feels nauseous. Happy Van has many wonderful qualities, but air-conditioning is not one of them. She's decked out with decorations. Pink and silver streamers hang around the perimeter of the van. Over her mattress she’s hung a painting she did of the Grand Canyon a year back. It doesn’t look much like the Grand Canyon, but she loves how the reds, browns, and yellows pop out and envelop the van in a warm glow during sunrise and sunset. She has a cat tree for Mouse standing up on the chair by the driver's seat and she’s even managed to keep a few spider plants and a small little lemon tree alive. The chalkboard she’s painted on the side of the van overflows with the funny little quotes she wrote down from the people she has met on her travels. Even so, lately, Happy Van hasn’t felt like herself. She had to paint over her sunflower mural on the outsides with bro