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Saturday, August 19, 2006

Highway Wanderings

Welcome,
One could say that I make my living as a wandering unemployed philosopher. Actually, I make a decent living as a long haul truck driver. Traveling over the asphalt covered highways and byways of America leaves me a copious amount of time to ponder the complexities of our distinct American society. At the risk of appearing schizophrenic, my blog will present more questions than answers as I attempt to understand current issues facing our land. So, climb aboard, fasten your seatbelt, turn on the tunes, start the engine and roll this big rig out onto the highway and lets see what we discover along the way.
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