SO it is official and we are going at the end of January. Crazy! Selling off contents, arranging transport of the dogs and trying not to freak out too much. Since it is 40 degrees here today Guam sounds really nice.

So now have to find a place to live, schools, and new people to hang out with.

Well, looks like my "James Bond" moment aint gonna happen... *sigh*
I took some pictures with that binocular/camera combo and couldnt download the pictures into the computer! So, I simply took the batteries out and put it on my desk, and will leave it there for a paper weight... Will I tell my Buddy that it doesnt work? Naw... He was happy that I could use it, and was glad to hear from me when I thanked him for it, so, I will leave it at that. Now, if he 'asks', I will have to...

Just returned from our first real trip with the Holiday Rambler. We had hauled it from Michigan to North Carolina the summer of 09, but it wasn't a leisure trip we were on.
The 30 foot HR was stuffed with another 2,000, maybe 3,000 pounds of our possessions. The 1995 Silverado with 5.7 liter with 187K miles and a limping 4L60e automatic transmission struggled through Ohio so badly I was sure it was going to puke its guts out all over I 77 once we were in the mountails of West Virginia....

I myself recently resigned from a ok paying job...but actually due to my tax status under the job...all I was doing was racking up a large tax bill for myself...so now I'm actually glad I quite that job...

Anyways...all that aside...there's something seductive about being at home..



The nuetrality of the house, or your home, is very comforting...in other words when at home, you don't...

There is a list of human responses written on our company meeting room white board: Denial, Anger, Bargaining, Depression, and Acceptance. The person that first introduced the list described it as the sequence of reactions to a new concept.

Today, as I was attending a meeting on another new concept, my eyes drifted to the white board. It occurred to me that all of the first four were nothing more than a different flavor of Resistance.

Scientists view the success of...