Working for the Man!
The image below is something that I hope will come to past in my near future. I spend some 325+ days a year imprisoned in a 10x10 square cell with one window, peach colored walls and green carpet. My daily grind consists of change orders, revisions, and unattainable request. On September 20th 2007 I will temporally rid myself of this imprisonment. I will embark on an estimated 6,000-mile cross-country two-wheeled journey that will take me through ten states in just twelve short days. From Colorado’s frozen peaks to the scorching 120-degree Nevada deserts, we will go from one extreme climate to the next. I will depart Baton Rouge riding northwest with no itinerary. My only scheduled occurrence will be a three-day intermission in Sin City where I plan to meet up with my wife to celebrate our anniversary. I am also going to do my best to cross paths with my old friend "Beemerchef" and his dog spirit. Last, I heard they were moving southeast trying to reach the safety of Big bend before the northern winter catches up to them.
[/FONT][/FONT]The image below is something that I hope will come to past in my near future. I spend some 325+ days a year imprisoned in a 10x10 square cell with one window, peach colored walls and green carpet. My daily grind consists of change orders, revisions, and unattainable request. On September 20th 2007 I will temporally rid myself of this imprisonment. I will embark on an estimated 6,000-mile cross-country two-wheeled journey that will take me through ten states in just twelve short days. From Colorado’s frozen peaks to the scorching 120-degree Nevada deserts, we will go from one extreme climate to the next. I will depart Baton Rouge riding northwest with no itinerary. My only scheduled occurrence will be a three-day intermission in Sin City where I plan to meet up with my wife to celebrate our anniversary. I am also going to do my best to cross paths with my old friend "Beemerchef" and his dog spirit. Last, I heard they were moving southeast trying to reach the safety of Big bend before the northern winter catches up to them.