You know the rest, so about 2 hours out of Loreto am headed down the road, I have Manu Chao Esperenza on the box, all is well, and then comes the noise, a high pitched grinding sound, I have heard this before, somewhere, I realize it is my speedometer cable, so I pull of at the next wide spot (which just so happens to be a fantastic little restaraunt) pretty much the moment I pull up there is a guy on the most Badass KTM (motorcycle) I have ever seen, he has apparantly run the Dakar in it (a Rally), and its covered with Stickers from all over the world, he steps off the bike and heads in for Breakfast, I take out the one screw that holds the dashboard in place, and hop out of the carlooking for lubricant, as I roll to the rear of the car to grab a dipstick full of oil it occurs to me that anyone with a trick machine like that must have spray lube he
I am back in the US, its not by choice I assure you, but when the universe speaks, all we can do is listen, then act accordingly, its no problem to resist, (as long as you enjoy a steady rain of blows falling on you), and its been my experience that the universe can pack a wallop when you choose a course different than the one she has plotted for you. So after attempting (yet again) to follow my own agenda (as a replacement for whatever the universe seems to have in mind for me) I relented after much deliberation and pointed myself north, stashing the trailer and magic carpet temporarily at my new friend Rolando’s. I had a last order of Tostados at Antojitos and drove north against a virtual gale force wind (the final blow to strengthen my resolve I assume) The wind made sure I took it easy and had plenty of time to decipher exactly what was missing from my equation, my list ended up something like this: 4 wheel drive truck (or no magic carpet) Laptop Computer (or no blogging) Sell Boa
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