Montana & Idaho

Oh I hear you. You have mentioned that before, and I couldn’t agree more. We are looking to establish the Northern venue. Down the road we may plan an Arizona pad as well.

 

Well for the safe trip home.
for having to bury your pup.
I’m not sure how many thumbs down to give no riding and travel for work.
Hang in there my friend. You have lots of friends pulling for you. Some even might put in a good word for you with the man upstairs

 

Couldn't agree more.

 

Bummer on the truck, but at least it was ready fairly quickly and not too big a deal.
And I'm kinda in the same work boat as you. Looks like more traveling is coming up on a regular basis for me too. Already have a week on two different occasions planned, and multiple short 1-3 day hops on planes.
And my vacation to Italy is interrupted with my last day here going to meet the owner of the company I work for. Should be pretty darn cool, but instead of a day at a seaside resort I'll be at a industrial yard in Carrara working..wife's being a trooper about it though as she's tagging along.
But hey, do what we gotta do, I don't have the 2 home option. ...

 

If you and your wife travel a lot, you don’t have a real need for two places IMO.


If you have to work, a telecommuting gig is ideal. The guy I work for has an office, but we almost never went there when I was local. He moved his office a couple of years ago. I still haven’t seen it. This way of working is not available to many jobs and industries, but for quality of life, it’s the shite.

 

mikie,
sorry to hear about your pooch....

 

Yeah, unfortunately after our trip to Tahoe & Downieville, I've got to get on the road again next week. I'm off to Durango for two weeks

 

Less gloating, more ride reportage.

 

OK, now I simply just HATE you!


(In the kindest possible way, of course...)

 

https://www.latimes.com/california/...nia-wave-of-newcomers-fuels-backlash-in-boise

FYI @Mikie