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[psipsy]

The first night on any road trip is always the weirdest. There's always that thought at the back of my mind saying "if I turn around now I can get back home this evening". But I know what happens next. After I'm settled in, and wake up the next day, I'm all ready to keep going. Eventually turning around becomes the hard part.

Currently I have only a vague clue of where I am on the map, so I guess I'm doing it right. Strongly thought about taking a more nomadic approach, sleeping at rest areas for a few hours, move on to the next state, sleep at another rest area, and repeat. Pretty much how I handled Anime Weekend Atlanta in 2005. But nah, rooms are cheap enough.

Oh yes, I know most of you don't read it, but yamikochan will also have her own running commentary, as time and internet access permit.

Comments

[redneckotaku.livejournal.com]

If you make it to LA for Expo, give me a ring and I will give you crash space. I will be out there starting Wednesday through July 8th.

[psipsy.livejournal.com]

Thanks for the offer, but I won't be heading that far west.

[animedude.livejournal.com]

Going to Roswell like I said you should?

Go!

[the-mind-of-gil.livejournal.com]

Keep a-westerin' cuz! Epiphany may be just around the next bend!

Tried off and on all day to install the router I bought...well, some time back. Never did get it to do anything it's supposed to. I'll phone tech support tomorrow...or eventually.

[psipsy.livejournal.com]

I might, I might not.

Re: Go!

[psipsy.livejournal.com]

As long as the epiphany isn't something along the lines of "oh hell I left the oven on", I look forward to it.

Routers can either work right the first time, or they can be incredibly fussy creatures.