To Ethan (or the other), I ask: How far can you go?
To Adam (or the other), I ask: How far will you go?
California reallly the place to be? I heard Real Estate is Real Cheap in Florida these days...
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Tuesday, October 20, 2009
It's Alive!
Traveling across the country, Adam and Ethan may be currently immobile in Tennessee, but they are still soaring around the web, as you can see we've got comments and followers from all over Western Mass (including UMass, Amherst WOOP WOOP!!), Ohio, New Hampshire, Washington D.C., even one guy from Australia! (even though he did discover the blog while in the U.S. ... at my house... haha)! STILL, this is pretty sweet.
To Ethan (or the other), I ask: How far can you go?
To Adam (or the other), I ask: How far will you go?
California reallly the place to be? I heard Real Estate is Real Cheap in Florida these days...
-Tomorrow's weather in TN, courtesy of http://www.weather.com :-D
To Ethan (or the other), I ask: How far can you go?
To Adam (or the other), I ask: How far will you go?
California reallly the place to be? I heard Real Estate is Real Cheap in Florida these days...
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Oh Florida seems nice but I just was there the other week. I would like to stop in Texas before making it to Cali, but at this point I dont know where we'll end up in what order. But we have loved our travels so far and even come up with a few plans to give ourselves and our trip a little more purpose. But talk is cheap so hopefully we'll be able to actually get tapes onto my computer, a task that has thus far evaded us due to the distance of Best Buy...the place that we bought the wrong firewire cable. Ha, technical difficulties aside, I'm sure that soon enough we will have alot more to show you about our time in Tennesee.
ReplyDeleteBy the way Nathan... the weather was apparently horribly forcasted. We woke up to sunshine and spent the day Hacky Sacking in wonderful weather. I've never been one to believe in predictions much myself; unless of course the predictor has a hand in the outcome. In which case it is no longer a simple prediction and becomes a trick. Time to hack this for practice.
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