Somewhere between 1975 and 2005, garage sales died. A concept of passing on things you no longer wanted or needed fell by the quickness and disposable Amazon world we currently reside. What do you do with the things no longer want or need?

Do you know how quickly projects can be derailed by finding old photos? Fast. I have discovered boxes filled with old photo albums, envelopes of prints and flipping through my teens, 20s and 30s. Spent an ENTIRE memory soaked, warm and cozy day traveling down a road I had forgotten.

There’s a scene in The Lord of the Rings where a character named Boromir fiddles with a ring in his hand and ponders: “It is a strange fate that we should suffer so much fear and doubt over so small a thing.”

I’ve decided since I’m now working for myself to put my best foot forward and try and write a blog once a week. It’s going to be more of the “this is what’s going on in my head” type story. My blog will hopefully be a way for me to stay creative and channel this energy I have to get back on the road.

I feel a bit like goldilocks. This one was too big, this one was to long and this one feels just right. I’m selling the trailer. I look at it as a temporary home, and it fulfilled it’s purpose. On to the next RV and I think this one, will feel just right.

Ever wish you could cook? You know knew what tasted good but stuck with the same food or same dishes you’ve always had? I attempted to step out of my food comfort zone and tried Hello Fresh. Is it worth it -yes. Will I do it again, no. Well, maybe.