Vanlife

Prompt: Describe your life in an alternate universe.

It seems as if my life has been a series of rapidly falling dominoes since April. My grandmother passed (at the beautiful age of 96). I fell over my handlebars in a frazzled family state of affairs leading to a serious concussion. I created some healthy boundaries with my mother as I seek nothing but love. I quickly realized my jaw was still locked after weeks of trying to slowly move it open. I answered the door to a police officer who was delivering subpoena papers to my landlords upstairs. I spiraled into researching a better living solution. I requested three weeks off work not knowing where I would spend it. I contacted my dealer and impulsively put a lot of my savings into purchasing a practically new 2022 Van from across the state. I started packing my house in four days. I locked in a storage unit out west. I applied for a new PO Box.

I got out of Dodge. Aka the limbo I was stuck in for a year also known as Evergreen.

So this is my life in another universe. I wake up to the morning sun and walk around the woods with my cat. I spend the evenings riding my bike around the hills of Colorado looking for the next sign. I drift from mountain town to mountain town in question of my next permanent destination.

Every day is a new day, and I am so eager to live it all. I thank my lucky stars that I didn’t die on impact that day months ago when my temple hit that rock going 25miles downhill with no helmet. Trust me, I always wear helmets and that is how frazzled I was that day.

I guess what I’m saying is that I’m grateful for this fourth chance at life. It awoke me from my numb routine and truly made me appreciate every single new day as my last one. Because in an alternate life, it is.

NEW AGE CALI GOLD RUSH!

It was a Cold February,1901, when Walter Dimmick walked out of the San Francisco Mint carrying a small travel suitcase with him.  He was tired looking and worried as he was ready to climb into a vehicle, when a gentleman approached him seeing him struggle  with the suitcase.

German Journey & Culture

A wise Italian man once told me to not write about where I went, but how I felt.  So while I can write about where I was or what I saw, I think it is important to describe how I fell in love with Europe, and Germany more specifically, upon exiting the airport.
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Lasik Eye Surgery in Bangkok?!

I have dreamed of getting lasik eye surgery for over ten years seeing as I had glasses from the early age of 6 years old.  Despite the recent years of my eyes being completely over contacts, I sadly couldn’t afford it, therefore it remained a dream for someday…until recently. Continue reading “Lasik Eye Surgery in Bangkok?!”