I'm not going to be of these cruisers that continues writing my blog forever. I will probably stop posting blogs sometime shortly after I get Si Bon back to San Diego. I do think it's important..for me anyway, to continue blogging as I start to fit back into mainstream society. Some of the best memories of my Mexico cruise have involved the mexican bus systems. It took me awhile to feel comfortable hopping on a mexican bus, sometimes standing room only, many times with backpack and bags full of provisions, often being stared at by curious Mexicans as you tried not to knock anyone over with your heavy load. There are many moments that are now running thru my mind of funny and sometimes not so funny moments riding the Mexican buses throughout the country. As I prepare for my return to life in Southen California one of the most important things to have is a car. If you've been following my blog since the beginning (and are still awake), then you know that it was a liberating experience when I sold the last of my two cars. I have now been carless for over two years, something I would not of thought possible before the great adventure began. Yesterday my days of being carless ended as I became the proud owner of a 2013 Chevy Equinox.
As much as I'll miss the Mexican buses it sure will be nice that whenever I need something to be able to hop in my new Chevy and go zooming off to the closest supermarket/marine store/hardware store...or where ever.