My mother and I drove home to Washington for the first time in years It's a long drive along the length of the west coast. I've done this a few times. My first trip was with my now-wife fiancé in a BMW station wagon. That voyage had us clinging to the rough edges of the coast on Highway 1 and taking about three days from 10 to 12 hours behind the wheel. Then I did it again when I moved from Seattle to Los Angeles in Penske's giant moveable diesel truck. which I jokingly named Imminent Domain.

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Since moving to LA I always fly home to Seattle. It's the difference between a 2.5 hour flight or 22 hours behind the wheel. So it seems like a no-brainer. But with a year and a half it is and air travel looks scarier than ever. That's why I chose to travel home for the first time in two years in the driver's seat of our long-term 2021 Acura TLX. And since COVID-19, there's a funny way to make emotional distance longer than physical distance. So I decided to drive with my mother. Simple Plan:

Mother Fly (She's Not Afraid to Catch Rhona on More planes than I do) and hang out for a day or two to see my wife, our cats, and our new rental home. We then loaded our stuff into the TLX and set off for the Pacific Northwest. I'm close to 40, she's almost 60, and in the spirit of Roger Murtaugh of Danny Glover, we can all agree that. "Too old for this nonsense" and decided to split the time into two days .