It’s official.
\nI will be on the road come early December.
\nHoly cow.
\nNo job, no ‘home base’, no real plans.<\/p>\n
As a friend reminded me,<\/p>\n
You can always make more money but you can’t make more time.<\/strong> It’s time to leave the caustic workplace, and the lonely rental. Since it’s winter, a Southern route is loosely planned. Something like that. I’m not ready to give up some of my ‘stuff’ just yet and, as much as I hate paying to store stuff, I don’t plan to be on the road forever (and where would I keep my Tacoma rear seats?!).<\/p>\n I’m scared, excited, nervous, cold-footed, and already feeling a bit lighter.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" It’s official. I will be on the road come early December. Holy cow. No job, no ‘home base’, no real plans. As a friend reminded me, You can always make more money but you can’t make more time. “If you don’t do it this year you’ll be another year older when you do” ~ Warren Miller It’s time to leave the caustic workplace, and the lonely rental. Me ‘n the dogs are going on the road. Since it’s winter, a…<\/p>\n
\n“If you don’t do it this year you’ll be another year older when you do”
\n~ Warren Miller<\/em><\/p>\n
\nMe ‘n the dogs are going on the road.<\/p>\n
\nThe loose plan is to meander my way to Richmond, Va. with visits to friends along the way, and campering at state and national parks…then home to family.<\/p>\n
\nSlowly.<\/p>\n