The stars at night are big and bright

Just landed in Dallas, and my puddle jumper leaves at 2:30.
So far it's been a good flight. Not very good for people watching.
What's with all the normal people flying today?

Just boarded the first plane.

Full flight. Fun.

Alright, enough.

I will post more picture when I can. I just found a better way of using my blogger software. Or rather the correct way of using my software.
This really only a test before I am in the thick of it.

At the airport

So I made it to the airport and I breezed through airport security. I was a bit relieved to see that the check in process has improved since the last time I flew.
As a result of my expectations, I'm now officialy very early for my flight and I'm sitting at my gate patiently waiting for my flight.
I have a picture of the airport but appartently my software will not allow me to put it here and show you the logan tower on this beautiful day.
I will try to fix this problem.

I should have made a left at Alburquerque

Today is the first day of my New Mexico trip. I was going to drive out in my revamped rv but as luck would have it I became employed full time and as a result have extremely little time to relax.
But I promised my sister and her kids that i would visit, so here I am.
Right now I'm waiting in my friends kitchen drinking a cup of coffee that I'm sure he made for me. He was good enough to offer a ride to the airport.
When I travel I pack light and due to the current state of things at the airports I decided that instead of figuring out what I can't take with me, I will simply leave everything home and buy what I need when I get there.
I have one bag and I think I will check it in at the terminal. It does not contain anything but my clothing so when they loose it I will not be a disaster.
Ok , I hear my ride.

One thing that never changes is that everything changes.

I have two weeks left to my stint at my company and this past Friday they asked if I would like to stay on.
Of course I said yes. But with this decision goes my ability to take a long trip anywhere. So I will be shifting to plan 'B'.
Plan B involves stripping the RV down to the frame and rebuilding her, lighter, stronger and bigger. Plus I will rebuild the transmission and do some modifications to the engine.
I will be spending a lot of time in the beginning planning my attack with spreadsheets and drawings. I need to layout the cabin in a different way and extend the back a few feet. My intention is to have a livable space along with a small machine shop and small kitchen.
I may omit the sleeping area above the cab and turn it into a storage area (or computer command center which sounds way cool)
So in the following weeks I will be posting my ideas and thoughts and building an ordered list of things to do.
Any comments are welcome. Once the build starts I will be taking lots of pictures and some video so check it out from time to time.

T minus three weeks. . .

I have three weeks left at the job and then I will be unemployed once again. Although I am looking forward to it this time. At least I know that I will not have work, it will not be a surprise.
I have come to terms with the fact that I am just not a good worker. Maybe it's because I'm unencumbered by the normal things in life like kids, a mortgage, etc.. I just have the attitude that I don't have to put up with the bullshit of the work environment so why deal with managers who apparently get off on bullying their subordinates. I know I am a very creative person and I have a lot of talent and knowledge. I don't need someone treating me like a first year intern just because they think that I need to have a job.
Yes, I do know that this is a poor attitude. But I spent a lifetime trying to please my employers only to be extremely disappointed when all the work I put in didn't do me a bit of good.
Ok enough, now I have to figure a way to make money on my own terms.
Hmm.