Somewhere In Between

We're so happy you're still here writing, Jason, but mostly, I'm happy you're happy!  For so long, you weren't; you seemed a lost soul, searching for yourself.  Now, you've found happiness, and that's truly wonderful.  You worked hard to get where you are now, and you deserve every bit of the joy you've discovered in life.

C 

I've been reading over these Blog entries and I agree with you Cole, so long I wasn't happy and didn't have a clue who I was. The last four years have been some of the best years of my life and I'm happy I'm still around too. Thanks for always being around to offer a kind word or encouragement. You are amazing Mr. Cole.

ROFLMAO. Me? Sage advice?

Seriously though, thank you. After all these years, your kind comment has encouraged me to pop back in. At least for a quick drop by. 

I'm happy you're happy, and just so you know, I'm independently happy as well. 

Bart

PS, it's "since", not "sense". ROFLMAO at myself. I can't help it, being an aspie. I tried to not do it, but after a lot of agonizing, I came back to 'fix' it for you. 

Bart!  Amazing!  Hope you stay awhile.

C

2 hours ago, Trab said:

PS, it's "since", not "sense". ROFLMAO at myself. I can't help it, being an aspie. I tried to not do it, but after a lot of agonizing, I came back to 'fix' it for you. 

Hahah, how did I know you would have caught that! I'm glad you got that out of your system Mr. Bart. It's quite nice to hear that you are doing great, I've wondered often about you. Cheers

2 hours ago, Cole Parker said:

Bart!  Amazing!  Hope you stay awhile.

C

Truth

Hey, I didn't say I was doing well, just that I'm happy. Sadly, I've got very bad arthritis in my knees, making it hard to walk very far. It's not stopping me from going out exploring back roads, but I have a satellite phone with me in case my SUV breaks and I cannot walk out. Truth be told, I also have InReach, and Global's Gen3. In other words, three independent satellite based ways to get help. I've only used the sat phone to call for help after coming across a broken down motorcycle and rider. Some 70 miles off the beaten track in Death Valley. He had no water and nobody had come by in 8 hours of waiting for help. Talk about a happy rider when I came along. With no cell service, he expressed scepticism when I told him I'd call for a tow truck to get him. Yeah for technology. 

I remember the first time I was lying in bed and sneezed and couldn't walk for two days cause I sneezed my back out. ?

Technology is an amazing thing. At least you can still explore, and have the tools to keep yourself completely safe while doing it. As for saving the motorcycle guy, you are his hero.

Look at you, giving me sage advice all those years ago and now saving wayward humans in the dessert. I can see why you are at least happy. 

J

Desert. ????

I haven't changed; sorry. 

 

It's nice being a hero. I thought it took more guts though.