The Transitional Life

One of the things that really makes me feel like I have finally retired from the daily life of a road warrior is the fact that my airline club memberships have lapsed for the first time in almost twenty years.  I did do one trip to Colorado earlier this year, and I realized that I was completely over it.  Don't get me wrong.  It was a wonderful experience with all of the interesting and strange adventures throughout.  After reading through this blog and some of my other adventures, I realized that my life was pretty exciting at times. 

After a career spanning three decades, I no longer crave the road warrior challenge. It just happens that way sometimes.  I probably have a couple more adventures left in me since I still have to make a living.  However, I really do want to transition back to normal life, whatever that is...  We'll see how this goes.  Stay tuned.

Later.

And The Beat Goes On

Greetings once again, my faithful readers -- all two of you. Today, I'm reporting from Denver, where I'm delayed once again on another Saturday morning. This has been an interesting week, as I wasn't expecting much more than a round trip from LAX to Denver. Unfortunately, my life is never that easy. I started on a red-eye on Tuesday to get my weary butt to New York, where the rental cars are a real pain to get to. I froze my butt off once again. After reattaching my butt and finishing my work, I caught a delayed flight into Dallas, which barely connected me into Denver. This time, I used one of those shuttle cart thingys (that's the technical term). Anyhow, I waiting in the Denver airport for two hours to get my luggage, and then got my rental car, and proceeded to get lost in the wilds of Wyoming. Yes, I know Denver is in Colorado. I kind of thought it was a bit too far of a drive to Boulder. After finishing up there, I had dinner with friends, and now, here I am reporting back to you about my week. That's all for now from the exciting misdaventures of me. Hopefully, I'll make it home in time to take off tomorrow, once again. Later.