Thinking of hitting the road

[Kevin D Pem]

As of late, seems many are asking questions.

I personally Am a happy camper! What I am seeking is frequently not what others look for.

I found this video, or did it find me? Really I think the latter.

Ok here we go!!!

 

[TR25]

I can answer that vid question w/o looking at the vid--because it's too small.

 

[TR25]

OK fell asleep, so tomorrow viewing. It does seem like ai though as his voice doesn't match him and the accent is funny

 

[Kevin D Pem]

OK fell asleep, so tomorrow viewing. It does seem like ai though as his voice doesn't match him and the accent is funny

It definitely is AI. Doesn't mean it's invalid as a teaching tool.

 

[Texas Clodhopper]

Here is another:

 

[TR25]

It definitely is AI. Doesn't mean it's invalid as a teaching tool.

as I'm an Information Libertarian, I concur. Sometimes people look for the source of something only to then be able to discredit it, not even view it.
That...ain't...me.

It does bring up a valid point--people are sold on emotion, a lifestle, freedom, etc. It's a fantasy they're selling, but same thing with vehicles and same with houses. How often does a real estate ad say something like, "build your dream home..."

What you mentioned is real--it's what's inside of a person that counts. One can travel to other countries, see all sorts of things, be with different peoples, but if something is missing or not right or complete inside of them, those travels and experiences won't have much meaning. They'll be rather empty.

Speaking for myself, I did that for a long time, then towards the end I thought, "wouldn't this be so much better if I were sharing this with someone?" The answer was 'yes'.

Inside each of us is what matters. If we learn that and adjust our world to fit what's inside of us, then our experiences, living, will be better.

But what's inside of us can change over time. And sometimes, two seemingly differing things can both be true at the same time.

 

[TR25]

Here is another:

Best thing...."rent an RV...take a vacation in one".

when wife and I were working, our camping trips usually were on weekends, so saturday, night, sunday, afternoon go back. one night and 2 days. Someone can sleep in their vehicle or on the ground for one night.
Then we took off after work, so added friday night.
So 2 nights, 2 days.

On a long holiday weekend, we did 4 days three nights. It seemed like a very different experience, though it was in the same place. And we were happy we had a larger RV for that 'extended' time.

That's something one only learns when doing, experenience