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- J. Haywood
- "Notions of chance and fate are the preoccupation of men engaged in rash undertakings." C.M.
Explanation and Invocation
Life is too short. I couldn't take the push and the drive and the pressure anymore, so I abandoned civilization indefinitely to become a drifter. I sold my car and set out on foot to traverse America with just my boots and my backpack.The best way to contact me is through comments on this blog (where I will post photos, updates, and other content as internet access permits) and through my Facebook page. You can get to that page through the list of links towards the bottom of the page. There's no set period of time for this trip-- I'll drift and tramp and wander until I don't want to anymore. As Conner Oberst sang "I'm gonna follow the road and let the scenery sweeping by easily enter my body. And I'll send you all this message in code- under ground, over mountains, through forests, deserts and cities- all across the electric wire, it's a baited line. The hook's in deep boys, there is no more time. So, you can struggle in the water and be too stubborn to die, or you could just let go and be lifted to the sky."
Current Location
Healy, Alaska
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