Eric’s Dream

I made it to Grand Junction today, but it was a little too late for the interview that I had been hoping to make it to.

There was a point early in the day when I debated about how to handle the time factor. I knew that I could speed things up and make it to

I planned on today being a day filled with more breathtaking views. Everyone that has been to Zion and Bryce Canyon National Parks has mentioned how unbelievable they thought they were. I am now a member of that group.
I think the Utah parks almost always get lost somewhere behind Yellowstone and Yosemite because of their size, but I think the beauty of Utah’s parks are

I was sad to leave Kermit and Nadine’s house. I didn’t really know them until I stayed with them for a few days, but now I feel like I’ve known them my entire life.
I figured they probably had enough of me lingering around and I needed to

I slept in the car last night outside of Kingman, AZ. It was getting late and I wanted to get up early so I didn’t mind staying in my car. It’s always easier to wake up at sunrise that way. With a stop at the Hoover Dam and Las Vegas on the day’s schedule, I was

After navigating the “City Sea,” better known as L.A., I made it to my Grandmother’s brother and sister in-laws house. Kermit and Nadine. Yes, Kermit. Don’t worry about the name bringing thoughts of another famous Kermit to mind because he has one of the most

I arrived in San Diego on October 15th having no idea what to expect. I knew that I would be staying with my grandmother’s brother and sister in-law (great aunt and uncle,) and I would later meet my grandfathers brother and sister in-law, but since I don’t remember meeting any of

The day and night were spent in the outskirts of L.A. With a large orange glow and a building arsenal of trucks beginning to surround me, I suspected something was up. I turned on the radio and sure enough, there were out of control forest fires in the San Fernando Valley, just miles from where I was