Taking the chance now

Well, despite the pandemic and its impact on the economy, we still see clear signs of the ingenuity of our consumer product behemoths. While on our morning Kona walk, we didn’t see who it was that was wearing Victoria Secret flip flops on the beach today. However, we did get to see his or her footprints all over the impressionable sand.

We decided that it is time to try to get back to Vegas. While we have a house there, the governor’s emergency orders prevent us from giving our tenant notice, even though we only have a month to month lease. So, we have found a home for rent with sufficient furnishings for us to get by until the emergency order is lifted. We hope to get back to Vegas before things get locked down more tightly when the infection rates spike from the states opening their economies too early and too quickly. As we have seen, public maintenance is not a high priority during a pandemic.

Our normal travel habits include 3-5 hours of driving, and we always try to pick a stopping spot we haven’t been to before. We try to leave time at our destination for exploring, but obviously with the pandemic, there is really no need for that. In addition, there is so much ins and outs in RV parks that they really don’t feel very safe. So, our plan is to try to drive as long as the sun is up, and stop as few times as we can handle. We wished we could stop and visit our loved ones along the way, but it just doesn’t seem very responsible.

Talk to you soon.