How to Hitchhike from Texas to California in 3 Days in 14 Easy Steps - Watters, Judy Sheer
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This humorous short 32-page read gives you the answer to the least expensive way to get from point A to point B in any country. Hitchhiking. The only thing needed now is a desire to be carefree and throw "caution to the wind." Once that desire hits, you must make detailed plans and consider contingencies to that plan, especially if ¿¿ You have no money. ¿¿ You have no way to the highway in the first place. Successful hitchhiking takes ¿¿ A lot of luck and meeting the right people at the right time. ¿¿ A humbling time of learning the "pay it forward" philosophy. But before you take off for the…mehr

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This humorous short 32-page read gives you the answer to the least expensive way to get from point A to point B in any country. Hitchhiking. The only thing needed now is a desire to be carefree and throw "caution to the wind." Once that desire hits, you must make detailed plans and consider contingencies to that plan, especially if ¿¿ You have no money. ¿¿ You have no way to the highway in the first place. Successful hitchhiking takes ¿¿ A lot of luck and meeting the right people at the right time. ¿¿ A humbling time of learning the "pay it forward" philosophy. But before you take off for the open road, be sure to read this true story illustrating the Dos and Don'ts of this once-in-a-lifetime adventure. You may want to try it again-then again-maybe you won't.¿¿ Scroll up NOW and Grab Your Copy for the Road Ahead!
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Judy Sheer Watters, secondary principal of Living Rock Academy, co-leads Hill Country Christian Writers and Hill Country Legacy Writers. She is a freelance writer, editor and co-owner of Franklin Scribes Publishers focused on helping first-time authors to bring their work to publication. Her first book, The Road Home: The Legacy that was, is, and is to Come, tells of her life lessons learned as a child on a small farm in Pennsylvania. She has been published in many publications. Judy's greatest joy is helping others find the life lessons in their lives and to write down those stories for their families and for the generations to come. She and her husband live in Spring Branch, Texas, and are parents of three adult children, one daughter-in-law and two grand-cats.