The great thing about road trips is they never really begin or end. And though on the last great road trip team I am the son, in life I play a father for two great kids and today I drove down to Portland, Or. with my boy. We made the trip to see […]
Entries from June 2007
Pre-function… or road trip to the road trip
June 30th, 2007 · 1 Comment
Tags: Rants, Raves and the Zen Art of Road Trip Management
They were all stock once: 2007 Toyot FJ Cruiser
June 24th, 2007 · No Comments
We have started the ball rolling for a number of the mods we will need in order to take the FJ to the Arctic Circle, and off the beaten path along the way. Some of these mods are simple; others involve major components. To document the humble beginning we started with, like the […]
Tags: Arctic Circle 2007
Meet the newest sponsor to support this road trip adventure
June 21st, 2007 · No Comments
Road Trip Adventure Receives Help Attaining Its Goal. Metal Tech has joined the team as the newest Gold Level sponsor. In the coming weeks you’ll be seeing the results of their sponsorship with pictures of the mods they are performing. Included will be a lift, bull bar and winch.
Metal Tech is Protection […]
Tags: Arctic Circle 2007
The culture of the road
June 18th, 2007 · No Comments
Culture influences all aspects of our lives. Everything from the work ethics that drives business to courtship and marriage are affected by culture. Here are some of the influences our culture has on us that we often over look:
Environment: How individuals view and relate to the people, objects and issues in their sphere of […]
Tags: Celebrate Our Differences and Diversity
Road trip diversity
June 16th, 2007 · No Comments
di·ver·si·ty - [di-vur-si-tee] The state or fact of being different; a point of difference
What does it mean to celebrate diversity? Celebrating diversity is not about assimilation. Instead, it is about valuing the differences. Diversity is about understanding, respecting, valuing, and accommodating human and cultural differences. It recognizes uniqueness without requiring assimilation. The celebration is […]