So that was it. I decided that home is where I wanted to be at that moment. I drove from El Paso back to Southern California in one shot. I knew I was getting close when the Waffle House disappeared and Starbucks appeared more and more. Also, people drove faster and everyone seemed to have blinker light problems since I didn't see any on merges right in front of me. Ahhh...close to home.

It's been quite the journey. As much as I would say that I am staying put, that is not necessarily the case. I tend to get bored easy and need to keep moving and doing things so that is what I plan to do. In fact, the homecoming will be short lived since I need to pack up again in a few days to make way for renters to come to my home.

I have a few things planned in the upcoming months so there won't be a dull moment. I look forward to sharing more with you as they happen.
Thank you for following me on my journey and for all of the supportive comments. I appreciate you and hope some of it has inspired you to get out on the road to explore this great country of ours.