This current lifestyle of mine is not unique at all, but is still uncommon enough to be interesting to the vast majority (this isn’t the 9-5, mow the lawn, make dinner, and get hitched lifestyle, after all). I’m fortunate enough to have lived in a house in Santa Cruz where I became acquainted and connected …
Monthly Archives: August 2019
Colorado: Remnants of Home
Miles Driven: 854.2Average gas: $2.60Slept: Campground, Family house, truck stop Rocky Mountains all around in the distance, waterways everywhere, and well-detailed aesthetic comprise Colorado in all its wonder. Some places I was able to visit: Telluride, Gunnison (and the Gunnison National Park), Westminster/Denver, Golden, Arvada, Colorado Springs, Garden of the Gods, and Trinidad. All of …
Arizona: A Healing Community
Grand Canyon, Navajo Nation, and Sedona
Utah: Slow Down, Join the Playground
“Trust in the Universe.” Miles Driven: 1193.95, around 3k total (will update this)Average gas: $3.15Slept: At a truck stop, in hot springs, in yurts, at a campsite (5 nights) This post is going to be a little different than the last, as well as a little different than the ones to follow. Utah, New Mexico, …
Nevada, Idaho, Wyoming: The Learning Curve
I am a long way from home Day 1: NevadaMiles Driven: 308.1, totalAverage gas: $3.65/galSlept: At a truck stop I didn’t think that I would stop in Nevada, as I’ve already been there several times. However, since I left for this journey late in the day, I decided that stopping Elko to honor my Dad …
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Today is the Day
Today is the day. I am leaving. This journey begins. My CRV is loaded with everything I will need for all seasons, hopefully for all situations. I am nervous and figuring out distractions so I don’t think too much about the anxiety I associate with this. It’s pretty difficult to write and not think about …