Couchsurfing: Join the Sharing Economy
It is a brave new world we live in. People are no longer satisfied with the norm. They are no longer satisfied being told that they have to live a […]
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Week 6: The 1,900 Mile Detour
Sunday, September 1st 2013 After driving down Route 66 for a few dusty, sun drenched hours, we pulled into the dirt parking lot of a roadside outpost to stop for […]
Week 5: The Interlude
Wednesday, August 27th, 2013 Back in LA, I had found myself in the good graces of old friends of family, Nancy and Dave. I was welcomed into their Manhattan Beach […]
Week 4: Los Angeles – The Land of Palm Trees and Broken Dreams
Tuesday, August 20th 2013 I drove into Los Angeles for the first time ever. The weather was warm and the blue skies had room to spare. I pulled up to […]
Car Sleeping: A Budget Traveler’s Guide
So you want to travel, but money is tight. Why let that stop you? From my experience, one of the biggest single expenses of travel is usually lodging. This is […]
Life: Officially Reformatted
December 1st, 2013 I pulled into Breckenridge, Colorado where a new home awaited me. It had been 127 days since I left Pennsylvania for my road trip on July 27th, […]
Highlight: Pacific Northwest – The Rain Came
I must admit, I am an avid people watcher. Some days I look around and project personas on to people, insert dialogue into distant moving mouths, or just stare in […]
Two Months As A Vagabond
As of today, I have been on the road for two whole months. It’s been a hell of a journey so far. I’ve met so many people, seen so many […]
Highlight: Flagstaff, AZ
I left Albuquerque and headed west towards Flagstaff, chasing the sun. On the drive into Arizona, the clouds went on forever. As I drove, a huge mountain was off in […]
Highlight: Albuquerque, NM
After the Cadillac Ranch, I finally got into Albuqueque, NM where I met with my couchsurfing hosts Agustín and his girflriend Kianah. I could tell very quickly that I was […]
LIFE: REFORMATTED 