Vehicle Rapture

Last night, my friend, Bess and I just came back from our annualcamping trip and we had a really good time. We enjoyed ourselves at Camp Liza in Colorado, staying for approximately 5 days in a cozy cabin. Staying out in the mountains and enjoying nature was like serenity, away from the big city, the hustle and bustle of New York and more importantly, all the schools that me and Bess were attending. I decided to pack light on the trip, only bring in necessary warm clothes and blankets, and small kitchen appliances so we can dine indoors. Also,we decided to notbring a car and just rely on our scooter. When you are "roughing" it in the wild, it is best to just bring minimal things that will not distract you from nature; this includes the car, the computer, and the i-phone. Another great thing about our camping trip is howit was only for the misses, the women without their husbands.

It is nice to get a way from all the traffic and hustle and bustle that the city brings. And it is just as nice to leave my husband, Mark home because distance does make the heart grow fonder. Besides, he is an auto mechanic and a driving instructor down at the county. I don't even worry about me be away and him flirting with the other female driving instructors. I know deep down inside he misses me and cannot wait for me to come home.

Besides the fact that he works as an auto mechanic, I know that he is busy with the rest of his driving co-workers (and this included the lovely female driving instructors as well) and can appreciate some time off his self. He is actually planning a trip with his best friend Leroy and considering camping out at a different resort in Colorado. Thing is, the whole driving school is taking their annual trip to Colorado and once again, this includes the female driving instructors. He has invited me and I think I may go because I would really like to get to know his co-workers and their business.

On the last day ofour camping trip, we road up to the nearest gas station on the scooter and visited some of the locals to say good-bye to. They asked us when we were coming back and I promptly decided that I would definitely come back, this time with my husband, his co-workers, and the female driving instructors for another happy visit.