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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.

Sunday, November 12, 2006

Why hasn't anybody written a song about temping? We've all done it.

Out temp jobs have been rather trying since we've been in NH. Not that we are incompetent people, but the jobs and people we have to work with were so boring and hard to deal with. The first temp gig was with a National Health Care provider, and Bill and I worked together, which was nice. We could have our lunches together, and we could drive Margaritaville to work and back. "Who is Margaritaville?", you ask... Oh that's the white Taurus that belongs to Bill's Uncle, you can tell because the it's covered in Buffett related stickers and the license plate reads "MGT8VL". He's a big Jimmy Buffet fan. Need I say more? He's been so kind to allow us to use his spare car. Thanks to him we have saved so much money since the Suburban is easily an $80 fill up. It seems as if most (if not all) office jobs in NH begin their day at 8:00 am with flexibility to arrive even earlier. These fools we worked with would came in at 6:00 am then make you feel lazy if you stroll in a few minutes past 8:00 am. I don't know about you, but where I come from in California, 8:00 is goddamn early. How is one supposed to be productive? So here I would come in a casual 10 minutes late, (no biggie right?) and holy shit, that gave the whole office something to gossip about all day long. It's just unreal how bored these people are.

My second job was with the NH lottery commission. The people I worked with there very nice and the job they had me do was tolerable. I was there for only two weeks but get this... You know how on the back of a scratch off there is usually an address to send your loser tickets to for a second chance drawing. Well, that's where I came in. Thanks to me, hundreds of losing lottery players in NH now get a second chance at wining a prize. My job was to credit their accounts accordingly. The things I learned about the lottery was that 1. You gotta play to win 2. You gotta pay to play and 3. Old people tend to win, cause they are the ones paying to play and playing to win. I really admire the people who play the lottery. I feel like I myself might become a full time lottery player. People do really win. You actually can win 1,000,000 from a scratch off ticket. I now know this, cause I saw it happen. Some players were inclined to send along their own thoughts and drawings with their entries. I couldn't resist a few photos. I found these to be very endearing...





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