On the Front Lines
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Andy,
I think us readers do understand you are preparing for the next "on the edge" travel expedition. It takes lots of money(hobo money) and yet not having all the money you need "keeps you on the edge". Sometimes I think you are similar to "the beats", that generation of poets, writers and wanders(Kerouac, Cassady, Burroughs) who searched for freedom and adventure. In a way your a good book in progress. How it ends no one will know. Will you slip on the edge or regain your balance. The unknown is what really brings us to the edge of our seats. Your an artist painting a picture of a lone hobo wandering into the unknown. Searching for that "something" that we all think is out there, but no one can seem to find. Sure we don't mind reading about the price of "day old waffles" that tourists are paying. But in the end we envision corrupt border crossing, bribes paid, starvation, blood, motorcycle accidents, cold, loneliness, disease and survival. And its so easy to do sitting in a modern air conditioned kitchen in America. Let me shut up. Take it easy Andy.