Day 1

Like any red blooded American with too much time and an internet connection I've decided to start a blog. Although I'm doing this under the pretenses of recording my travels across the US, and in the near future abroad, it is entirely possible that this site will deevolve into meaningless dribble where I voice my meager opinions on all sectors of life. Luckily, this type of blog is rarity on the internet.

Day 1 of the road trip was relatively uneventful. Eric and I (I'm traveling with my friend Eric Wooldridge, if you didn't know) left Richmond after a hearty Easter brunch. After a brisk 5 hour drive we landed in Pittsburgh and are staying the evening with his Aunt and Uncle.
Not surprisingly, I don't have anything of interest to report as of yet, although the drive was rather beautiful. It's amazing what a few hills will do to a landscape. Unfortunately, hills are a scarce resource in Indiana.

Well...Eric is asleep on the floor, so I should probably stop typing. Next stop: Boston to stay with David Gray. 600 miles on day two. I can't help but wonder if we're going to make it.