Archive for July, 2009

July 18th-26th My life is a jigsaw- I just don’t put the borders together first

July 18th                              Toledo, OH

 I was so excited for today was the day I got to venture to the Motor City- Detroit, Michigan. Peggy and I picked up a few of her friends and we were off. I must note that one friend had a beautiful home her mom left her with artifacts of her world travels. The home was stunning but at the same time very claustrophobic thinking about all that would have to be moved.  It is just this freedom one gains by not having things – it allows movement. I just think about my simplicity and how it translates

July 14th – 17th Louisville, KY to Michigan to Toledo, OH

July 14th                                   Louisville, KY

 

I must say the universe must feel that it is time to let loose because good times have been the theme of the last few days and I must say the good times are not over. Festivals are in the air and I am now making them all instead of missing them like in the past. I finally had to leave my new home of Louisville and head out. I did not leave till noon but with these long days it was still light till nine so even leaving

July 14-17, 2009

in the fact it had been so long since I road in it

July 6th – 13th/ Memphis to Louisville

July 6th                               Memphis, TN to McKenzie, TN

 

It was time to move on up the road. I had breakfast and a lovely morning chat with Gabrielle and her mom till about 10:30. It was hard to leave but I knew it was time. I hit the road at a nice pace and the wind was almost not even a bother factor. I am at peace with all things to do with weather and I just moved forward. It is my only mission and I have come too far to fail. I must say that

June 28th – July 5th, 2009 IL to MO to TN

June 28th                                Springfield, IL to McBride, MO

It is a beautiful day and the weather is great, but the heat is rising. I really have not minded too much though – it just reminds me of Atlanta. I was ready to go and headed off to some slightly strong wind. The wind really does not bother me anymore either – I just think of it as a way Mother Nature talks to me. The ride was great and before I knew it I was in Chester the home of Popeye and the end of Illinois. I went over the Mississippi River which always