Driving Through a Postcard


Save for those who work from home on a laptop (some in PJs 😊), the average American’s commute time to work in is 25 -30 minutes.

Many spend it weaving through expressway traffic; others brave crowded public transit; and some, like myself, are privileged to travel scenic rural roads.

Here’s a scene from the creation postcard I’m blessed to drive through on my 25 – 30 minute drive from our Chickaloon cabin to shop for groceries in Palmer, AK . . . it helps mitigate the $5.00/gallon gasoline cost

I M Blessed . . . May U B 2

O Lord, how majestic is thy name in all the earth

Psalm 8:1

Keep Looking Up ^ . . . His best is Yet to Come!


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6 responses to “Driving Through a Postcard”

  1. Thanks Janet. Remember, our porch light is always on for youse guys should you care to comon’ up and and ‘drink’ the Greatland beauty in for yourselves 😊 Be blessed and . . .

    Keep Looking Up ^ … His Best is Yet to Come!

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  2. Anonymous

    Michael forwarded the picture to me — what a commute! I hope you and Ellen are drinking it all in — and I feel sure you are. Blessed indeed! Janet

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  3. 😊🚗😊

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  4. thetravelingtaylorsofficial

    A Chickaloon-to-Palmer grocery run with mountains like that out the windshield — what a commute! Even at $5 a gallon I’d take that view over expressway gridlock any day. Some of our favorite family memories happen on the drive itself rather than the destination, and Alaska has long been near the top of our someday list. Thanks for the dose of perspective this morning.

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  5. 128annemariegmailcom

    What??? No traffic lights, merging traffic, honking horns …. Lucky you!!! Have a good shopping day!!! 😊

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  6. How amazing! It looks like a paradise. Enjoy your rural scenic view in Alaska, Fred. God bless!

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