That's pretty cheesy, huh? At any rate, I'm here in Boulder, staying with my son and his family. Long hot showers, a bed that goes on forever, and more space than I know what to do with.
This urban idyll comes to an end tomorrow; time to saddle up again and head out of town.
Ever since I decided to come over here to take advantage of some unexpected available time in my kid's guest apartment (it's listed on Airbnb and usually booked solid) I wasn't clear on what would happen next. My original schedule had me arriving back in Tucson on Monday June 1. That was fairly arbitrary: it was a guess that three weeks on the road would be enough. That now seems about right.
It's a two long days from here to home; three easier days.
Part of me feels like the trip is over; I've re-entered the real world and that's that. Head for home; sleep in parking lots. But there's some nice country between here and there ... and some people I know in towns along the way. I dunno. I have a day to ponder this.
Right now it's time to venture out into Boulder and check out a breakfast place called "Snooze."
It's sunny, for a wonder.
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