25 August 2007

I always start at the beginning

From a second floor brown bedroom on south Sixth Street in Goshen, IN: We arrived Tuesday evening after a late night escape from Charlottesville through the wind-roaring rain all the way into Cleveland. Spent several hours in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, an ironic record of both raging passions and packaged soul. The last few days have been a slow unwinding; visiting old-time friends and sticking up a finger to test the wind. We'll be rolling out the door come Monday morning, spending time in Chicago, Iowa and Minneapolis this coming week. Join us as you like, we'll be leaving notes along the way.

4 comments:

Anonymous said...

I am very excited for you and for all of us who will live through the your road trip vicariously! May the road rise up to meet and the wind be ever at your bsck!

A Traveling Girl said...

Looking forward to celebrating this journey of discovery with you.

We'll miss you at Fusion. keep the posts coming.

Breathe deep, ENJOY the moment.

Jonathan Reuel said...

The wind teases, whispers, and sometimes shoves around the traveler not tied to the earth. We MUST sometimes take this wild ride. To live is to set course and be blown. Those who are born of the Spirit are hard to figure out. Many of us have become too predictable. I think I smell the scent of something beautiful and a bit dangerous coming through your words. Reminds me of the most wonderful and infuriating person I know. . .

Anonymous said...

It's great to hear you guys are on the road! I hope and pray God brings unexpected blessings along the way. Love you, Meg