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Visit our blog as we travel here, there any everywhere in our shiny home with wheels. Without a set schedule, with no reliable income, no expectations, and without proper medical insurance we are bound to run into failure, fun, trouble, opportunity and many new (senior citizen) friends. Co-piloting this adventure are our side kicks; Lois The Pie Queen, the saucy siamese vixen, and John Bunnay Ramsey, AKA, Senior Biscuit.

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We are a happy couple of three years that met while traveling in Germany. We relocated from Los Angeles to New York City, and recently purchased a vintage 72' Airstream Tradewind, 25' trailer to live out of while we explore all points connected by land. We hope to achieve minimal cost of living and in exchange have extra free time to spend together and work on our our creative projects. The end result.. 1. We will have lived in many parts of the world we wouldn't normally have visited, 2. We will have opened our doors for various experiences that normally wouldn't cross our paths, stories to tell 3. We will have developed our own companies which we plan to continue after we decide to leave full time trailer life. We hope to do good things with our extra time too.

Saturday, September 09, 2006

Remembering somebody very special to me.


Steph was a very important person to me. She was such a good friend and I loved her very much. Steph was a close friend that I looked up to, and always looked to her for advice and her opinion. She had such a strong voice and presence. She was a one of a kind, and she stood by her guns. So very admirable. It was her strong will that helped me get through some rough patches in my life. She changed how I see a lot of things, and I have her to thank. The world will not be the same place without Steph Perry. I will think about her every day and I miss her so very much. I am so very grateful that I moved to New York when I did and was able to spend time with her. It had been many years since we lived near one another and could spend time together on a consistent basis.

My time came to a close in New York, only after a short 7 months. I believe a big reason why fate lead me to NYC, was because I was meant to give back to Steph support and be able to see her and love her and care for her in person once again. It meant everything in the world to me that I could be there for her when she was feeling pain and sadness. I felt honored to be her good friend and to make her laugh and share sarcasm, stories and even the occasional gossip with her. I have so much in my heart to remember her by. I can always hear her voice and I will always listen to it.

It's been seven long days, and I must say it hasn't gotten any easier. The move has made my grieving process a bit more complicated. I look forward to when we finally make it on the road. I dedicate my adventure entirely to Steph Perry. I know she would of been there cheering me on during our travels. She would of followed my travels, met me along the way, she would of called me when she could detect something wasn't right. She would tell me she loved me when a challenge was up ahead.

I love you Steph and I miss you so much already.
xoxoxo,
Kelly


In loving memory, Stephanie Perry, 1976-2006

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