With a little help from my friends

Life is one beautiful trip

Wow, do I know a bunch of wonderful, kind, generous people. Suggestions, invitations, and help are rolling my way.

• Steve is sharing extra hotel vouchers. Cause sometimes America is miles and miles of a whole lotta nothin'. 
• Gene is my guide to explore Mount Cheaha in Alabama.
• Dave sent me this link to the National Forests.
• Andrew shared his friends' blog, Tales from a Mid-Lifeventure, for inspiration. 
• Cholly has allowed me to twist his arm to "practice camping" before I leave SC.
• Joelle and Robert have given me referrals for more writing gigs. 

Thanks a million!

Cheaha Pulpit Rock, Alabama

Yes, I'll still be working on the road. As long as I have a laptop and wifi, I can earn a living as a writer/editor. Many times Darryl has driven me around looking for hotspots while I held my laptop aloft trying to get a good signal. There is a real adrenaline rush to pushing the SEND button minutes before a deadline. He always swore that hitting the road was the fastest way for freelance work to hit. 

So, is there an APP for that?

I'm pretty much convinced there is an App for anything. Do you know of any for finding wifi signals? Kind of like the ones warning people of traffic problems.

How about a remote camera that will send live feed to your phone? Does that exist? In a small, really inexpensive model? If it doesn't already, Warren, my favorite ex-husband can probably develop it for me. He's brilliant. 

Today's tune

Jax Jones "Yeah Yeah Yeah" Check out the video. Longboards+strollers. Quick, try this before it gets outlawed, like all the fun stuff. 

Today's Gratitude

all of you 
dental hygiene
the U.S. Postal Service
my digestive tract
the internet
Griffin, always