Make the Best of the Life You Have. Have Fun. Be Silly. Laugh...a lot. Be Gentle and Kind To Yourself, Others, and The World Around You. Dance As Much As Possible.....wildly, crazily, and To the Beat of Your Own Drum.
Wednesday, April 4, 2012
day 3 ~ i have run out of things to say...obviously
DAY 3 ~ SHOCKING changes in myself since i took my trip (okay, maybe not shocking, but changes nonetheless)
1. i am now a trader joe's snob (and think there should be one in every town)
2. i now make a disgusted look when i see that meat has nitrates (i mean seriously, i can't find anything in the local stores, ugh)
3. i now say "dude" way too much (though i think i was doing this before)
4. why the heck can't i have orange/lemon/avocado trees in my backyard!?....(not a change, but c'mon)
5. i have learned i sleep better with one pillow, not FIVE like i thought i needed before i left :)
sooooo, there you have it. that's all i have. too much change internally to really even describe here...some i haven't even processed yet. today is a bit better with mood....mostly relating to waking up determined to get on the road again ASAP. still have yet to unpack suitcase all the way. jewelry supplies/tools?...forget it. that will happen only with a cold drink or two and when i finally stub each and every toe i have on the boxes (still laying on the floor in the middle of the walkway).
back to getting on the road ASAP.......manifesting a way to get paid while traveling. making jewelry can only bring in so much, plus i actually have to MAKE jewelry on the road, and then bring all the supplies, beads, tools, finished products with me. i've done this already, it became very complicated, very quickly; looking for a simpler approach this time around...and also simple packing. i'm all about simplicity; less is more approach.
though the freedom of driving is ideal.....the slow pace of a train cross country, not paying gas prices, scenic views ~hard to top that. still smitten with going through utah/colorado by train.....one of the highlights of my life. i will be traveling by train MUCH MUCH MORE as time goes on. experience of a lifetime.
side note, does anybody use jojoba oil?...isn't it the most amazing ever?
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We use jojoba oil for Meg's moisturizer. It's what her pediatrician recommended :). LOVE! (We get ours at Trader Joe's.)
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