Day 27: Connecting the Dots
Yesterday we crossed the 5,000 mile mark. We watched Mae’s tripometer as it rolled over to that nice, round number and shouted a celebratory woohoo!
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Yesterday we crossed the 5,000 mile mark. We watched Mae’s tripometer as it rolled over to that nice, round number and shouted a celebratory woohoo!
We made it! We’re in Oceanside, California, at Jim’s parents’ for a week. This trip may be all about the journey, but this is certainly a delightful destination. I’m working in their …
“It was an early morning yesterday.I was up before the dawn.And I really have enjoyed my stay.But I must be moving on.” When I woke up at 4:30 a.m. Sunday at …
The first three days have been as blurry as weeds on the side of the highway. We’ve already visited two museums, a wildlife refuge, two Native American memorials, and an …
And we’re off!!! We’re on the road and ready to explore Two Lane Gems! It’s hard to believe we’ll be gone for a month. It’s even harder to believe that …
I know, I know. Saturday I said I’d be posting daily, and now it’s Monday. I fully intended to post yesterday, but then my son asked if he could come …
I woke up this morning and realized it’s our last Saturday at home until after St. Patrick’s Day. By the time this post is published, next week we’ll have already had …
This morning I woke up just as the black of night was fading to the cool gray of morning. As the hues changed to streaks of ever-so pale pink and blue …
We’ve done it! We have tackled probably the most important issue we’ve faced so far in planning this epic road trip.
We’ve named it.
epic: noting or pertaining to a long poetic composition, usually centered upon a hero, in which a series of great achievements or events is narrated in elevated style I’m sure it’s somewhat obvious (given …