TAKING
THE SHOW ON THE ROAD
Travel inspired writing
In order to understand, sometimes we need to live the questions, not to seek the answers. By May of 2004, I sought to live the questions. My wings needed to spread and I couldn’t afford to stay where I was. Alaskahandywoman.com was removed from the Internet, my property was turned over to a friend and I went on a well-needed road trip to the Lower 48. My writing increased, and after a few thousand miles, I put the Web site back up with the recent travel stories.
Web
Site Commentary:
The
site took on a new design when it went back on the Internet. There weren’t
any headshot photos and the merchandise was discontinued. Text was minimal,
and the headers contained scenic and nature pictures. The main focus was
to have a vessel for Handywoman’s Companion.
Handywoman's
Companion
5. Grandma Travels in a Cardboard Box
4. Tire Faith
3. Guardian Angels of the Road
2. Peeing with the Black Bears
1. Leaving the Tools Behind
Note:
To read Handywoman's Companion entries in sequential order, start
with #1 in each scene and go up from there.
