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Carol Seymour's avatar

Thank you K. A.

Randolph Proksch's avatar

Great phrase —

nobody’s business is you.

Allyson Kenning's avatar

Wow, most big hospitals where I live charge you an arm & a leg to park there for just a few hours. That's amazing that you spend a safe night there and didn't have to pay.

Carol Seymour's avatar

Usually the free parking is located in the back .

Kristine Baker's avatar

Reminds me of my years of travel presenting lectures on everything Spiritual. Hospitals were where we went to ask extra angels to help us. Hospitals are filled with angels, waiting to be asked to help others. That’s what I was told.

Carol Seymour's avatar

Hi Kristine,

That's interesting to go to hospitals to ask angels to help us. It makes sense that Angels would be swarming around hospitals and death.

Twig's avatar

Hoping for many Blessed days.

Carol Seymour's avatar

Thank you Twig.

Twig's avatar

Have a joyful Blessed day!

Starter (Star Termopolis)'s avatar

Safe travels. Best wishes 🐢

Carol Seymour's avatar

Thank you Star

Diane Landry's avatar

I drove solo transport for many years. Saw the lower 48 and parts of Canada. I lived in my truck as I was on the road so much that paying rent for an apartment somewhere didn't make sense. Strange thing though. I never felt unsafe no matter where I parked. Even in the worst places like in downtown Los Angeles where the lumpers slept in cardboard boxes and beat on my door at 5:00 A.M. to be the first "lumper" to unload my truck. I never felt unsafe. Today I realize how Blessed I was.

Carol Seymour's avatar

What is lumper

Diane Landry's avatar

A "lumper" is the guy who you hire to "hand-bomb" (unload) your truck. There are always guys on loading docks willing to get paid to unload a driver's truck. Some are very interesting characters!

Fifi F.E.'s avatar

Dear Carol, your letters give me much needed perspective & Hope. May GOD Bless

Diane Landry's avatar

A "lumper" is the guy who you hire to "hand-bomb" (unload) your truck. There are always guys on loading docks willing to get paid to unload a driver's truck. Some are very interesting characters!

Avis Lynette's avatar

Nice article. One thing that I have learned from my spontaneous RV travels is to trust my instincts. Sometimes the right decision is the one that feels right for me and my safety… even if it might seem a little unusual to someone else.