Likewise. It’s easy to forget you have friends if you never see them. We’re going to cram as much face-to-face as we can fit in while we’re here, to sustain us for when we leave again.

Siobhan, welcome aboard. Delighted to have a new traveling companion.

To answer your question, our slow traveling days aren’t over at all. What’s over is being homeless. The notion is that we’ll stay in Chicago a little longer than you stop off in Sydney, maybe three months annually, before hitting the road again. Never being able to take a break from travel, or each other, caused problems. An annual pit stop should do the trick.

But as with the rest of this, we have no idea what will actually happen. Our entire MO is to be open to whatever experience works best, and if we find that’s six weeks in Chicago, three months, four months… It’s all part of the adventure.

You could, hear me out… get rid of some shit. But if you’re willing to drive it to Chicago, I’ll certainly throw it out for you.

We don’t miss a single thing we’ve dispatched. It’s good for the soul.

Oh, and welcome back!