Month: December 2018

It was a slow wake up at the truck stop. Atreyu uncharacteristically woke up first of everyone and Galixy last. Fed and watered them, coffee in hand I wasted maximum amount of time hanging out with Peaches. I was about to begin our goodbyes when a pilot worker comes blasting towards us talking about how … Continue reading Sunshine in Lake Havasu City

Right now: 6:37 PM lake havasu, chilly all day so that hasn't improved with sun down I'm so grateful to my endearing children and the few people who stopped by the stand I had sitting out all day today. I definitely feel like I make way more money without wares out and holding only a … Continue reading Low motion

Right now: 7:22 PM lake havasu pilot Galixy is dancing with a silver insulation scrap and singing to "better together" by Jack Johnson. Water is heating on the stove for noodle dinner. Atreyu fell asleep so he might be out for the rest of the night. We left Barstow with an almost full tank and … Continue reading Just a regular day:

It is 10:54 am, Barstow, CA, truck stop. We parked in the back close to McDonalds because it was a cold day yesterday and a play place gives options for running children, while also having the truck stop for asking truckers for Diesel with a 5gal jug. We currently have a good friend riding along … Continue reading At this moment:

Yes, I'm saying I'm not the only one out here, and, from every parent I've seen tackling traveling with kids, they are all kinds of badass. The specific comments I mean to address is "normal people" (we call them housies) telling me "you're so brave to be doing this!" Here we go: honestly, I consider … Continue reading My truth about “road mom bravery” and other tangents

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