Life in the Bubble
Hello from Aspen, CO!
We return to find Miss BD in the lovely setting of Snowmass Village in the scenic valleys of the Rocky Mountains.
So I left Cackalack on Friday morning bright and early and hit the road with a vengeance. You couldn't have paid me to get outta there any faster. Left some unfinished/unpacked business in NC, but for the most part, not missing a thing really.
The drive from Cackalack to Paduca, KY was uneventful. Mostly it was just me being f*cking ecstatic that I was really for real gone. Stayed the night at a semi-habitable motel and left at the ass-crack of dawn the next morning to see my sister in MO. We had too much fun. It's really been way too long, but I guess that goes for me and everyone. Am I the world's worst correspondent or what?
After a sad farewell and amid promises to return with the LOML, I took off on Monday to tackle Kansas. I hate Kansas. It was hour after endless hour of rolling nothingness. Flat, flat, empty space with not a break in the horizon as far as the eye can see. I kept seeing outlines of 'buildings' that turned out to be grain silos on some decrepit, forgotten farmland....it was all a bit eerie.
Anyway, I pushed through and got just outside of Denver on Monday night; stayed at one of the conference center motels by the airport....beat. The next day I woke up and hit the pass and soon found myself in Aspen. This is Tuesday at around 1pm.
Today, the 30th, I am writing this as I am looking outside my office window at the base of the Two Creeks run. We have 5 fresh inches of snow on top of the 5 feet or something that we have already accumulated this month.
The LOML and I are great and life is beautiful.
Happy New Years everyone.
We return to find Miss BD in the lovely setting of Snowmass Village in the scenic valleys of the Rocky Mountains.
So I left Cackalack on Friday morning bright and early and hit the road with a vengeance. You couldn't have paid me to get outta there any faster. Left some unfinished/unpacked business in NC, but for the most part, not missing a thing really.
The drive from Cackalack to Paduca, KY was uneventful. Mostly it was just me being f*cking ecstatic that I was really for real gone. Stayed the night at a semi-habitable motel and left at the ass-crack of dawn the next morning to see my sister in MO. We had too much fun. It's really been way too long, but I guess that goes for me and everyone. Am I the world's worst correspondent or what?
After a sad farewell and amid promises to return with the LOML, I took off on Monday to tackle Kansas. I hate Kansas. It was hour after endless hour of rolling nothingness. Flat, flat, empty space with not a break in the horizon as far as the eye can see. I kept seeing outlines of 'buildings' that turned out to be grain silos on some decrepit, forgotten farmland....it was all a bit eerie.
Anyway, I pushed through and got just outside of Denver on Monday night; stayed at one of the conference center motels by the airport....beat. The next day I woke up and hit the pass and soon found myself in Aspen. This is Tuesday at around 1pm.
Today, the 30th, I am writing this as I am looking outside my office window at the base of the Two Creeks run. We have 5 fresh inches of snow on top of the 5 feet or something that we have already accumulated this month.
The LOML and I are great and life is beautiful.
Happy New Years everyone.

