Bitten by the WanderGoth bug

[bcholmes]

I just drove 14 hours back from North Carolina (I was supposed to have a driving partner for this trip, but she bailed on me at pretty much the eleventh hour).

I go to a spiritual retreat in North Carolina every August. I'm feeling amazingly refreshed and energized.

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[hellsop.livejournal.com]

I just drove 14 hours back from North Carolina (I was supposed to have a driving partner for this trip, but she bailed on me at pretty much the eleventh hour).

14 - 11 = 3.... She vanished in Pennsylvania?

I love long drives; I'm getting too old for the 24-hour, home to Houston without letting the engine cool down, trips.

[bcholmes.livejournal.com]

14 - 11 = 3.... She vanished in Pennsylvania?

<snerk>

No, but...

[(Anonymous)]

...but I did stop in Pennsylvania on the way back.

And it wasn't actually the 11th hour that I bailed on B.C. -- I decided to go
hiking on the Appalachian Trail before the conference, and finalized my plans
around 9:15 or so. B.C. just happened to be out of the country from hours 9
through 11. :-)

I'm really sad that the driving together thing didn't work, both from missing
out on 28 hours of Sue-and-B.C. time, and because the drive is amazingly pretty
(especially if we'd gone down Skyline Drive, as I did on the way there) and
it would have been wonderful to have someone to share it with.

I'd offer a rain check for next year, but I'm probably going to go hiking next
year as well. Care to come hiking?