So I'm doing it now instead. The planned route is through the midwest with Ben, where I'll spend a week at the lake with Dad's family, to Nebraska to visit my grandma, to Seattle where I'll meet Jason, down the PCH to LA, then to Vegas where I'll switch Andrew for Jason, and home through Texas and the deep south, where I'm hoping I won't be too travel-weary to see some Civil Rights sights.
We're bringing audiobooks, staying with friends and in hotels, and taking the 2008 Honda Pilot. It won't exactly be Kerouac or McCandless, but I'm not a nihilistic anarchist either.
More maps and photos to come.
Miles planned: around 9,000
Babies to visit: at least 4
Props to Meg Weckstein for the URL and blog description. I should just let her write this thing. And thanks to Creedence Clearwater for the blog title. And this post title. We'll be listening to a lot of Creedence on this trip, boys...
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Ew. I can only take AT MAX one or 2 CCR songs at a time.
ReplyDeletehurrah! I'm so excited for your trip! Especially the part where a) you come to see me and b) we get to see HP6! xoxo
ReplyDeleteHURRAY FOR BLOGGING YOUR JOURNEY!!! This is going to be highly entertaining for all of your dedicated followers, I can already tell...
ReplyDeleteMy husband has no culture. I apologize for his CCR disdain.
ReplyDeleteLove you!!! Very excited for your blogging to begin. You are now required to blog at least once every two days to keep up with my procrastination-at-work needs.
Oh yes. Strapped in and ready to live vicariously. Let's go!
ReplyDeleteCor, I think that was my brother Andrew with the CCR disdain.
ReplyDeleteThanks to all of you for the encouragement! My goal will be to post every two days, per Corelyn's request. I just tested mobile blogging here too, where you send a text to your blog. That should work for quick updates when I can't get to a computer.
Countdown: 2.5 days!
That's hilarious. Clearly, I happen to know that my husband Andrew agrees with your brother Andrew's sentiments. I did not, however, know that Mr. Andrew Meyer had such disappointing views. tsk. tsk.
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