Vagabonding begins!

The unknown road – no place like it!

After nearly 3 years here at BNA, I’ve decided to move my blog to a new home.  Gasp.

Being an ex-Dilbert type IT engineer, it made sense to put my blog on the same server as my other travel websites, so the appropriate gnomes have been bribed, the sacrifice was made to the internet gods, and now I wait to get some love from the oracle. (Google)

The hardest part of doing this is the fear of loosing faithful readers who have stuck with me over the last 3 years through the good times, the Thai buckets, the snakes, sharks, bears, and scuba disasters…..so if you will, please change your bookmarks and join me at my new:

Vagabonding Blog  (http://www.vagabondinglife.com)

There you will find among other things a continuation of my vagabonding + articles and insight into the life of a vagabum. Plus even a neat broken RSS counter with which you can subscribe!

I chose Vagabonding Life as the new name of the blog because…what was supposed to be a 1 year exit from the rat race turned into 2, then 3, etc, etc….it is actually my new lifestyle and I want to share it.

Thank you to everyone that has read this over the years….somehow this meager blog full of bad English meant only to let family know that I was still alive has attracted lots of interesting people that have become new friends. It has even brought opportunities and writing gigs….who would have thought?! I hate to let something that has enhanced my life die a slow death, so come join me on the new website.

Lets play.

Yes….I am home. Surprise.

I have been trying desperately to write about our recent road trip through the American West, but I keep getting distracted by things such as
trying to earn enough money to eat. Its not that I don’t enjoy the writing anymore….in fact, I miss it quite a bit. Unfortunately my eyeballs can
only handle so much time basking in the radiation from this screen, so I have to prioritize.

I can say, that I am planning something potentially big for this blog. To be announced soon.

I still have 380 photos from our trip through Yellowstone, Jackson Hole, and even a video of my solo climb in Boulder, Colorado (which still makes me wake up in a sweat).
I’ll get there soon enough.