The Wanderess - Page 2

Hope you are having a blast on the road, kiddo!  Keep us in mind if you head our way. 

jUSTCURIOUS IS SO RIGHT:

In   15  minutes I had completely drenched my shirt , shorts and hair and shoes  with sweat   dripping from my nose today...It is so sultry you could wash your undies on what drips off your forehead.....

Stay up north till the  Fall......too hot here for you cold pup people...

YR
Call when you can!

Good luck Shelley! Travel safely! Keep in touch....I'm sending all the positive energy I can muster your way! jackie harris

Travel safe Shelley and don't let any bitter sore losers get you down.

Whatever headaches and troubles come your way now, you are so much better off than where you were and I believe a good future will be happening for you.

Happy trails to you,

Michele

The constant changes/travel is starting to show, hard on some of the dogs.
Me too.
I'm afraid my dog family may have to be further reduced, at least for awhile.
I fear something is bound to snap.
Maybe not. Maybe I am just tired (no surprise) Maybe the snap will be a huge positive?!
But ???

I've been gone a month.
I don't think I could expect a warm, fuzzy welcome back "home" at this point.
Hell, I didn't have anything warm and fuzzy when I left! :-O
Oh Yeah.   Wasn't that the point?

Pix from the road---

For motels, read REST AREAS
Please don't squish us Mr. Trucker


Not all truck stops are created equal


Happy T enjoys his Preferred Digs status. I don't know who misses sleeping together more, him or moi.
SOOO co-dependent Auntie Shelley

Auuughhh!  Don't even think about going back home!  Things will be looking up soon, I'm sure.  Hang in there girl and get some rest.  Don't push yourself too hard.  Take breaks and let the dogs relax too.  It's a pain in the butt right now but keep on moving and searching.  You'll know when you find it.  Don't forget to ENJOY the trip.  Every mile under your wheels is less baggage to tote around.  Feel the oppression lifting and see it swirling away in the backwash of the trailer as you truck on down the road.  Sending you loads of good feelings, cyber hugs and best wishes on this journey!

Deb

Wishing you nothing but the best for you and your dogs; being on the road must be especially hard when you are always looking over your shoulder while trying to make a better life, never mind with the added stress of keeping yourself and your dogs well fed and safely housed.

You have many friends here on this board wanting to help and most can make it happen; good luck on your journey and keep us posted. We worry when we don't hear from you.    

Shelley,

I was thinking about you last week.  Maybe some day we can actually meet in person.

Please be careful with the driving, STOP before you ge tired.  Things always seem to look the darkest before the light, so you must be getting close.

Val

Where's Shelley?
Can anybody in here please tell me where in the hell I am?
Hint- I don't speak Holstein very well, but those cows were not auditioning for any cheese industry ad campaign as far as I could tell.
:-/

Gas $2.85 a gallon? Moo-ooo-ooo

I am available for adoption.