Well, greetings and welcome to the dividing line.

My name is James White and I'm coming to you from somewhere out in the middle of West

Texas, sort of.

Yeah, I will leave Texas tomorrow, so I'll have covered the 885 miles.

When you cross, I noticed this time, when you cross the border from Louisiana on the

10th, into Texas, the next exit is exit 885, and then it counts down to exit 1, because

I happen there's an RV park that I've stayed at a number of times on exit 1, the last exit

in Texas before you enter New Mexico on the 10th.

So 885 miles, that's not a state, that's a nation, that really is, and it's going to take

me 3 days to get across it, but there you go.

And normally it would take 4 if I was driving carefully and comfortably, but we're trying

to get home as soon as we possibly can, and there you go, oops, there you go.

I prefer that.

There you go.

Anyway, little buttons, little teeny, I need glasses.

So we are heading home, and so this should be the last of the road trip dividing lines.

This time around, the next road trip will start the day after Thanksgiving, and it won't

be as long, but it'll be back to St. Charles, and then going to Kansas City, we've actually

have two churches in Kansas City, and see if they can work together or do a midweek and

then toward the end of the week type thing, on the way back from St. Charles in late

November, early December.

And then the next one is the big, huge February debate marathon, conference marathon, teaching

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