We really wanted to go on a vacation this summer. If we don't get off sooner rather than later, we usually don't get to go at all. I was a little worried when we didn't leave as we originally planned, but it worked out okay. My teacher husband got his contract signed for a school in the fall and that is just fine to delay for. We got some of his pictures hung in his room and some of his school stuff out of the garage and up to the school! He is looking forward to having just one subject to prepare for instead of five. It may be a blessing in disguise that he was downsized out along with others due to funding issues at the private school he was at, though it made him sad. But that's a ways off...for now we are on the road!
We are headed to New York to see one of our daughters. It's been a year since we last set eyes on her and her family, way too long! We have over 1700 miles to go before we get there, so there's time for some adventures along the way.
We paused at a rest stop in Oklahoma near Erick. A man who worked there told us about a local photographer and showed us a book by him; we were admiring the pictures he'd taken that decorated that rest stop. So I'm giving a shout-out to him: http://themasterslightajourney.com/ . It's a website to buy his book that we looked at, but one of his photographs is featured on the cover. He likes reflection photography and does some really good work. Some of his photographs are also featured at http://www.classicoilfieldphotography.com/1/cb86#/gallery/western-photography/ : look for pictures by Sam Hagen. I always enjoy finding others who see the world the way I do.

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