Things we learned...

	Not only did we see a lot on our trip, but we learned, a few things as well. I learned that when you're out in wide open spaces, and the scenery is spectacular, the best views may be down at your feet or behind you. (There is a metaphor for life in there somewhere...) Here's a bunny in Taos.
	No matter how much technology you have - laptop computers, GPS, night vision monocular, cell phones... There is nothing like a map, a pad of paper and a pen. A stinkbug in White Sands.
	The most important thing about an RV is a comfortable driver's seat. Planning and making reservations ahead of time may sound like being over-prepared, but it worked well for us. (Note to Alex: We arrived in Gallup, NM, 4 minutes behind schedule!) A purple moth on Bessie's radiator.
	We planned to drive 1,877 miles and actually drove 1,852. (Who knows how far we might have gone with a good driver's seat.) In front of me is Monument Valley, behind me is the setting moon.
	Things we brought and didn't use: raincoats, scarf, too many shoes, Internet printouts. Other times, in the midst of a lot of scenery, the neatest things are made for you by your wife. Sand Graffiti by Berlynn at White Sands.