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It was on my way from Vegas to Denver, that I had this epiphany.
Somewhere between enjoying the vista as it rolled by at 75 mph from the front seat of Greyhound bus, and pondering over my current circumstances in life, I must have dozzed off, because, suddenly, I opened my eyes and a “Oh, wow!” slipped out from between my lips, as I was awe struck by the natural beauty that I witnessed in the very moment.
The bus was passing through a canyon, and the “walls” were so close, it …
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Later on today, or I should say early tomorrow morning, I would be on board a Greyhound bus heading towards El Paso, Texas. The plan is to rent a car in El Paso and drive to Guadalupe National Park where I would climb the Guadalupe Peak, the highest point in Texas. The park is located in a very remote area.
I figure I’d get to the park late Monday evening and after studying the maps and familiarizing myself with the area, I would call it a night and get some rest. …
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One of the things that I am loving the most about this Location Independent and Nomadic Lifestyle is the ability to take off and go places whenever I choose to. This is Awesome!!
Just last week, when I picked up my son from Lone Star College, where he is taking dual credit classes, he asked, “Can we go somewhere?”
I asked him where he wanted to go and his response was, “I don’t know, Somewhere.” He is sixteen, what do you expect?
So I called my wife and told her not to expect …
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I woke up at 4 AM, and then my wife and I headed out to the beach at Galveston, TX. You might be thinking, are you crazy? Who would get up at 4 in the morning to go to the beach? How far are you from the beach?
Well, Galveston is about 75 miles from where we live in the north part of Houston, TX and it is about an hour and a half drive. So, we leave at around 4:20 to watch the Sunrise. Have you ever seen a sunrise …
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I recently read a post by Alan Perlman on his blog, where he revisited his goals for 2009 and gave his readers an update on where he is in achieving them. This inspired me to put down my goals for the remainder of the year, so I can keep track of them and keep myself accountable by making it public and following up on them periodically.
Here are my major goals that I want to accomplish in 2009
1. I will have 1,000 RSS/email subscribers to my blog
I know that is an …
