Funny you should ask, I'm selling, giving, or throwing away, everything I have, and living in a 21ft motor home, ( my rolling studio).
I'm traveling around the country giving away 10,000 pieces of original Art. Paintings for the most part, a lot of 2 1/2 x 3 1/2" " pocket art", and 4 x 6".
I do 5 x 7" double sided " Cosmic Cloud Surfer " cards for shut ins. Those for the most part are free association Art, that you look for, what you look for, kind of Psychedelic Rorschach tests. Gives the otherwise lazy brain something to do.
For the past 10 years or so, I've been moving around the country every couple of years experancing people of different cultures and sub cultures, doing Art work. Now I'll be on the road fulltime, able to spend extended time in remote aerias.
I've started a Tribe " The Ten Thousand Things " to share the progress of the project. , I also have "Bad Art Dog" tribe, with my older body of work. I'll be blogging and posting pics of my travels on 10,000 things. I'm headed out the door to my yard sale for this very purpose.

In January, I'll be moving into an ice shanty (a shack for ice fishing for those of you from warm climates) on a frozen lake as part of an art project. I'm a claustrophobe who hates the cold, so this should be a test for me. I'll be living there for a little over a month... after that, I'm not sure where I'm going... crossing bridges as they come. Another summer of experimenting with life, then maybe a huge change in direction and starting school in the fall.

tall ship adventure:
on the great lakes ...3 weeks at least with my son.
Amy:-)

:) I try to do a little of everything...provided its not harmful to my body.

So this month I head to Egypt.

Next year I want to go to at least one more place with ancient ruins - Peru...start a year long course on herbology..hmm maybe I will take some electives in archeology for shits and giggles and travel to specific ruins.

I can honestly say I've done a bit in my time...and now its all about keeping my health and energy levels high enough so I can continue to engage in more traveling adventures.

I'm applying to a grad program at a very big and intimidating university that I previously never would have thought I might aspire to. The thought of getting accepted scares me, so does the thought of not getting accepted.

Oy.

Heh... actually, what I'm planning on doing is about as in keeping with the quote as possible. I'm planning on finally taking my boat on some longer trips. We often go out on little weekend camping excursions in our local area, but in a couple weeks we're going to go on a longer trip further down the coast. And gradually work on going further and further. Someday Cuba will be opened up for official travel, and I'd like to have the skills and experience to be able to take myself there when that day comes.

Next weekend we'll be heading down the coast to a small fishing town where I've reserved a slip in their marina. We're bringing the kayaks and a couple bicycles to explore the little downtown shops and restaurants. Hang out with the local boat crowd for a few days then head home. Fortunately, we just had what was hopefully our last hurricane this season last night (I was up every hour or so adjusting lines and fenders for the storm surge) so hopefully the weather will be decent.

So I will be quite literally casting off the bow lines, sailing away from the safe harbor, filling my sails, and doing some exploring, dreaming, and discovering :)

Some really cool posts here. Would make a great book.

I think I would like to sky dive or bungee jump.