I, like Jack Kerouac, am writing from the road. Two days and one bag of Honey Dijon Kettle chips in, I find myself in Oklahoma.
I'm feeling pretty positive about this first long distance trip on my own. I've had help along the way, from the gentlemanly angel at a rest stop who informed me that the fluid leaking from the bottom of my car was merely condensation from excessive air conditioner use, to country-living friends who supplied me with butter dipped artichoke and a comfy bed.
Here are some of my favorite moments thus far...
I'm feeling pretty positive about this first long distance trip on my own. I've had help along the way, from the gentlemanly angel at a rest stop who informed me that the fluid leaking from the bottom of my car was merely condensation from excessive air conditioner use, to country-living friends who supplied me with butter dipped artichoke and a comfy bed.
Here are some of my favorite moments thus far...
Keeper the dog faces off with a very territorial (and playful) kitty. I think they both enjoyed it.
Church in the Pecos River valley of Puerto de Luna (or Moon Door), a place quickly becoming a favorite for me.
Scrambled salsa eggs on journal. If only I wrote more than I took pictures of my writing, I might be getting somewhere.
And now I must get my car-seat-flattened glutei off this couch and back on the road.
OneArmGirl