Today is the first day we’ve been on the grid for 4 months.

The first thing I do? TURN ON THE AIR CONDITIONER In for months *. Sigh.

My favorite thing about traveling with a camper in-tow – you literally bring your kitchen and bathroom wherever you go. Gas station stop for bathroom breaks + lunch all happens in the privacy of your home, consuming food you normally eat.

Halfway to Lubbock! Decided to go around Midland after last year’s experience.

So, since we’re on the road again, we aren’t composting like we were while in Taos. Every time we throw away an eggshell, both Kate and I are like “BUT THE DIRT!” Feels so wasteful to not use that perfectly good compost.

PSA: cell signal boosters, like @weBoost absolutely work. They don’t always solve the problem, but in most campgrounds you’ll have 1-2 bars and as soon as the booster kicks on it’s full-signal.

Parked at our first stay since our stint in Taos. I really, REALLY missed travel.

Just because you’re new to programming does not mean you can’t offer value. In fact, your new perspective, and inquisitive nature is EXACTLY the thing that an experienced developer can’t offer. Ask questions. They’re never dumb. Oftentimes they’ll help in ways you can’t imagine.

The real reason why I make so much chicken/pork stock? I get a fresh cup of hot bone broth every time.

Been thinking about doing very basic JavaScript/PHP livestreams or something. Is that something people who follow me would like to watch?