25/365.

Road Trip part three:
"Wait, you dropped your phone in the shake?"

So, our trip came to a close, we said our "bye, love yas" to the Engers, and strapped back on our seatbelts. The car trip home was made in one, very long, very very long ride, but with laughs along the way, of course.
Here is the majority of what I witnessed throughout the day:

Tom driving. (He drove the entire way this time, folks. Hats off.)

Faith reading.

Bridges. (Yup, they are still there when you drive in the opposite direction.)


Meanwhile, the scenery, the ipod, and a wandering mind were my most faithful companions. (And Roma too! Thanks for the texts, Romanina; you truly kept me company.)

We were appreciative to get home safely, and we continue to relish in the memories of the trip.

I am truly blessed.

21/365.

Road trip part one:
"Just go to the Gulf of Mexico and take a left."

Well, Tom Harwood and I embarked on a two-day, 14-hour+ journey that gave us many a laugh, few disagreements (mainly about the speedometer), and certainly a trip to remember. Here are shots of the first leg from Atlanta, Georgia to Biloxi, Mississippi.

The faithful roadster.

Some essential snacks.

Another sunset to blur the vision

but beautiful in the end, as always.