Starting tonight at 7pm West Coast Time (10pm East Coast Time).
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Starting tonight at 7pm West Coast Time (10pm East Coast Time).
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Running to and fro. Packing, unpacking, and everything else. Now to drink a beer, listen to some mellow music, and cuddle with Smoggie Catt. Making coffee all day tomorrow. Come get your fix Portland.
I have a new apartment in Southeast, Portland. More words later. Now nap and then pack. Too much thinking for one morning. But if someone would like to give me a queen size bed or a dresser I'd be most grateful.
After many thousand miles and many adventures it feels good to be back. Now to get this apartment shit on track. Pictures of Shoshone Falls tomorrow or Thursday.
Next stop: Portland, Oregon. See you soon Smoggie Catt.
The inevitable feeling feeling of vacation coming to an end and having to go back to work. It's not that I hate my job. I work with some of the most amazing people I've ever met. I sincerely mean that. They all have amazing personality and still know how to work together for a greater purpose to get their shit done.
I just want to get to the point where I can read, write, and explore on a constant basis. I want to not have to get up and go to work. I want my work to be learning. I'm not talking about college. College leaves me with debt. I don't want debt. I want knowledge.
But on a brighter note. It's very mellowing to listen to loud music on the big open road. To wander the great deserts of Nevada. To climb giant rock structures. About to go see a beautiful waterfall. The winds here in Idaho are currently gusting 27-37mph. Slightly ridiculous, but mostly just awesome.
I'm very anxious to see the reaction to A.B. TV. It's really just another way for me to learn from people. Okay enough rambling. There's responsibilities and adventures to be had.
Beautiful shot taken by Adam. I need an Iphone 5.
Climbed many awesome rock/boulder things along the way.
Unfortunately my pictures I feel don't do it justice, but I climbed halfway up this rock thing. Also a big sandy rock mountain in Nevada but I don't have pictures of that one.
I only got halfway up this, but there is something amazing about climbing giants in just the clothes on your back.
We stopped by the Silver River Canyon to take a few pictures and saw the Silver River Bridge. Which might I add is fucking huuuuuuuggggee!!! Damn!
Tomorrow we find Shoshone Falls!
Rugged as fuck.
What?
A video blog. From things I consider serious issues that I want to bring to a broader scale than my circle of friends to some random misadventures like drunkenly telling stories with action figures. Basically anything I want. It's my video blog to accompany my written blog.
Why?
Because why not? Because I want to talk about things that are important to me, share my random thoughts, share my learnings and possibly inspire others, because I like having an audience, but mostly to make Smoggie Catt the most popular cat on the interwebs.
When:
Every Thursday night at 7pm West Coast Time/10pm East Coast Time starting May 2nd.
Where there is a gigantic, beautiful waterfall waiting for me and who knows what misadventures between here and there.
Having lots of fun with Adam, but miss the trees of Oregon. Be back soon. Also words about this A.B. TV thing I've been working on tonight.
Playing dead in the street.
Beautiful rolling mountains as far as the eye can see. The sky was a beautiful purple, orange sunset. So quiet and far away from civilization.
The best adventures can't be photographed; they live on in sore muscles, sun scorched faces, poems, and songs.
Picture taken in Red Rock State Park in Arizona.
Actually rode down "The Loneliest Road in America" tonight. Nevada is beautiful, but it goes on and on and on and on.
Nevada is hot. Too hot.
Leaving Flagstaff onto somewhere in Nevada. Somewhere... not sure where yet.
I miss Smoggie Catt.
It was super fun and I felt very small;
and that, that was very awesome.
Many, many hours later Adam and I reached Flagstaff. Arizona.
New Mexico was a bit flat and boring for a while but as we neared Arizona there were plenty of giant rocks and hills. Adam and I stopped and climbed some. I'll post those pictures in another update.
Roswell as a city was boring, but watching the people was interesting. A lot like the Southeast USA then but a lot more Hispanic people. Quite beautiful seeing so many bilingual peoples. It's almost like being in another country.
But also a futuristic glimpse of what our country will be in the future; as far as language goes. I hope our country isn't like the Southeast in the future.
In Other News: I miss Smoggie Catt.
Much more awesome pictures on the way. Can't wait to share with you guys!
Goodbye Roswell!
Until I take over the world. Whatever that means exactly. Stuff! Stuff! Things!