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Hi, I am Jim, I love Kentucky, and traveling in and around Kentucky! I also love the entire country, and all of the beautiful and strange places here and there! This blog covers the overlooked, forgotten, and underrated places, people, and moments in history in America, with a focus on Kentucky! It will cover great tourists stops, books about people and history, and include photos and postcard scans.
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Last year, we went to Arizona with our friends and their kids. WE have had these friends for years. I think I brought it up before that we were in Arizona almost 2 decades earlier with the same couple, before they had their 1st daughter.
These friends are great and we have a lot of fun with them. Their 2 kids are great too; they are sweet, appreciative, and still amazed by history and national parks. They haven't been brought up glued to a phone or TV.
Still, I thought my pal Nate was joking when he texted asking where we were going on vacation this year.
I sent him a message about some trips and times we had been considering. Within a few hours, we had another trip planned with the same friends for this year.
We move a lot at the same speed. We like to get up early and get going. We like parks and taking our time. We agree on a lot of stuff.
I am glad that we have a lot of friends that are compatible for road trips.
I was talking to my old pal James in Cleveland. We lived in that town, as I have mentioned before, for nearly a decade at the end of the 90s.
I look at it as an adventure. We had fun, though it could get rough at times. We met a lot of nice people we are still friends with.
I did enjoy ( and I do miss) the concerts there. There was a time in my life where I would go to more than one concert a week.
There were large venues and small ones. Big names might play the stadium or larger theaters. Local acts, or bands that hadn't done a lot in a while might play smaller clubs.
I have a pretty cool collection of ticket stubs, flyers, signed CDs, t-shirts, and other items from my concert days. I have just about stopped going to concerts at all at this point though.
My friend James still goes at times but not like he used to. The ticket prices are ridiculous, and he brought up the whole dynamic pricing thing, venue security, etc.
Not to sound like a grumpy old man, but its not the same now.