Today's adventure: Fort McAllister state park on the south coast of GA

Layed over with no freight in the low country south of Savanah this weekend.  We rode 22 miles round trip from the truck stop to Fort McAllister State Park, walked 5 miles through the sweet marshy air, and found a cool, mosquite free place to set the timer for an hour and focus. It's nice to have such enriching hobbies that don't cost a penny .

Mr & Mrs.

Falcor 

Before and after Zsa Zsa's first swim

 Fu dogs on duty.

🍀💚🙏🏻The luckiest person is the one who trusts their luck🧠⚡️

 I have a whole file in my head I call:

 " Things my imaginary grandmother told me"

In that file I imagine she told me that the luckiest person is the one who trusts their luck. Be on the look out, and stay ready. 

A good friend recently lost a step-mother, and passed a locket family heirloom on to me. Upon having returned home safely after many long and dangerous trips, I have found enough luck, and then some to fill the locket. 

I stay safe to make it to my destinations by always being on the look out, for many long hours. 

I keep up my stamina to stay ready with out growing too weary by imagining the long term futures I am living and working to enjoy. 

As this practice grows I live more and more with the comforting feeling of being in a state of synchronicity. I feel this, in part, as the act of making the best use possible of everything I encounter, trying to align it with my future vision.

And I came across the interesting article below.

Real Lives American Cinderblock

 Will keep adding to as I meet more

Good morning. >(mwm)< Tacoma Port, WA

No Doubt. Oklahoma City terminal, OK

The one friend didn't win nothing on their scratch offs, 

Another one gets violent when they get wet with their friends

Keeping the faith

Loop trail, Puyallup WA