Thursday, November 04, 2004
Alone at Last!
Here I am in Austin, Texas ... yes, that's Austin, the capitol of Texas where George W. Bush was governor - and the vote count here was 42% for Bush, 56% for Kerry. I'm happy to be in Austin. Take a look at this cool architecture in the Austin skyline:
I'm in Austin, and I'm alone! Frank took Jim with him to visit the Coach Connect Wi-Fi installations in Mission for a couple days. Here's Jim and Frank yesterday - computers in front of them and phones in their ears. Think these two can be trusted together down by the Mexican border?
I used to be very accustomed to being alone - lived alone, traveled alone. I loved to go out to dinners and movies alone. Even after Jim and I got together 11 years ago we both had many activities we did alone - including traveling alone. But, ever since we left Florida, 6 months ago, we haven't been out of each other's sight! This feels very strange. If I could just stay in the motorhome, I have plenty to do on the computer. But, this is the day scheduled to start the service work. So, I have to stow everything and drive the motorhome to the service bay. hmmmmm ... it'll actually be quite luxurious to curl up on a couch in the waiting area and read a book. And, of course, I'm not really alone - I have Odie. He's allowed in the waiting room - RV service centers know they're making you homeless while they do their work and they're very accomodating.
I'm in Austin, and I'm alone! Frank took Jim with him to visit the Coach Connect Wi-Fi installations in Mission for a couple days. Here's Jim and Frank yesterday - computers in front of them and phones in their ears. Think these two can be trusted together down by the Mexican border?
I used to be very accustomed to being alone - lived alone, traveled alone. I loved to go out to dinners and movies alone. Even after Jim and I got together 11 years ago we both had many activities we did alone - including traveling alone. But, ever since we left Florida, 6 months ago, we haven't been out of each other's sight! This feels very strange. If I could just stay in the motorhome, I have plenty to do on the computer. But, this is the day scheduled to start the service work. So, I have to stow everything and drive the motorhome to the service bay. hmmmmm ... it'll actually be quite luxurious to curl up on a couch in the waiting area and read a book. And, of course, I'm not really alone - I have Odie. He's allowed in the waiting room - RV service centers know they're making you homeless while they do their work and they're very accomodating.
posted by Chris at 11/04/2004 09:51:00 AM