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Friday, December 16, 2011

Today's The Day!

Today is the day we begin GART 2011: To The 'Glades. As such, we feel ready to share our itinerary in it's full glory with you. You'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll turn green with jealousy. ENJOY!!!

Don't forget to check back over the week with more updates, photos and hopefully no news of missing limbs.

**Don't forget to click the images for larger versions**











Thursday, December 15, 2011

Thursday, December 8, 2011

New Sleeping Bag Alert


CAN'T WAIT to camp in the Everglades in this HAM s-bag. Photos in use to follow.

Wednesday, December 7, 2011

Subtlety

me: can i tell you a secret
 Stephanie: duh
1:08 PM me: i think i'm going to force you to sleep on a beach without a tent after doing a big hike
 Stephanie: interesting
  since thats not a secret
  cuz you asked me if i would
  and i said yes
1:09 PM and you responded "youre the hammest chic i know"
 me: i know
  the whole "secret" thing was a fraud just so i could talk about it again
1:10 PM Stephanie: hahahahaha

Tuesday, December 6, 2011

For Lapsed Obama-fans

Sorry road trip readers, I'm reverting to politics for a quick 'mo. Just read this story about a mom whose family was hit hard by the recession, lost her health insurance, and then got diagnosed with cancer. It's sad and powerful. [from Kevin Drum]

Money quote:

Fortunately for me, I've been saved by the federal government's Pre-existing Condition Insurance Plan, something I had never heard of before needing it. It's part of President Obama's healthcare plan, one of the things that has already kicked in, and it guarantees access to insurance for U.S. citizens with preexisting conditions who have been uninsured for at least six months.
....Which brings me to my apology. I was pretty mad at Obama before I learned about this new insurance plan. I had changed my registration from Democrat to Independent, and I had blacked out the top of the "h" on my Obama bumper sticker, so that it read, "Got nope" instead of "got hope." I felt like he had let down the struggling middle class. My son and I had campaigned for him, but since he took office, we felt he had let us down.
So this is my public apology. I'm sorry I didn't do enough of my own research to find out what promises the president has made good on. I'm sorry I didn't realize that he really has stood up for me and my family, and for so many others like us. I'm getting a new bumper sticker to cover the one that says "Got nope." It will say "ObamaCares."