Got married, quit job & radio show, moved to India
Published on 18 Feb 2009 at 6:34 am.
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Dear Friends, Family and Others,
I’ve been meaning to send out an update for some time, but action has relentlessly swallowed every spare minute for months now. I could wax poetic about all the recent changes but I’ve decided to knock it down to 10 words:
Got married, quit job & radio show, moved to India
Many of you know all these things, many of you may be scratching your heads wondering WTF, another portion of you are probably just thrilled to have stopped receiving Charm School emails once a week. But for those of you who actually do care and are interested, I’m including a couple of wedding pictures as proof, an intro to, and a link for the Pam and Phil Travel blog. The first few entries will explain everything. Soon we’ll be posting our wedding pictures.
Pam and Phil’s Travel Blog
http://www.blog.pamandphil.com
Intro:
It’s difficult not to skid into the rehashed territory of late night PBS travel documentaries when writing a travel blog, but to balance that out, there is the fact that this is Pam and Phil’s Travel Blog – a couple who headed across the Mojave Desert without actually knowing it was a desert, and only carrying about half a bottle of water. The same people that broke into a ghost town amusement park in Minnesota to see a 30 foot tall sculpture of Paul Bunyan. We’ve visited the alien museum in Roswell New Mexico and waited for hours for the damn Marfa lights to show up, and burst into tears at the beauty of a Texas sunset. We are the same couple whose perfectly good midnight road trip was interrupted when the road abruptly ended and we were spit out onto a gravel fire trail at 70 mph. Apparently we’d taken a wrong turn. Neither of us had a map. One of us can’t read a map. The other of us usually can’t find his glasses. We are the people who lied our way into Burning Man early and camped in the shade of a tailpipe for three days while holding down territory for the rest of the camp, each thought the other was going to deal with shade and packing the stove — turned out we’d laid claim a large swath of playa earmarked for the handicapped. No one asked us to move.
It really is quite amazing that we haven’t fallen off the edge of the earth yet….so stay tuned. India is a big country and a year is a long time ; )
http://www.blog.pamandphil.com
Please feel free to drop me an email, find me on facebook, ichat, or skype when you have a sec. I’m sure homesickness will kick in any day now.
Namaste,
Pamela
AKA Pixie
xox
Contact info:
ichat: pammydog@mac.com
Skype name: pamelaholm
email: pamela@pamelaholm.com
Phone: undecided
