Hand Signals, Scooters, Travel Adventures, Rome, Baton Rouge ...
Pic: Montage - Keith in Rome, July 2016, Aventine Keyhole, Keith in Baton Rouge 2019
Kerry Palmer's "turn signal" recent note in The Advocate's Smiley Anders column brought to mind my hand motions that I still employ while riding my Chetak Bajaj (a Vespa Clone) Scooter on the dangerous Redstick (Baton Rouge) roads - especially Perkins.
While other riders appear to be pointing to God in the sky with a middle finger sometimes when I'm not going fast enough for them, most of dem do understand that when I point to the Right, in addition to using my scooter turn signal, that it means I will be turning in dat direction.
When I went to Rome in the summer of 2016, it was so cool to take a private Scooter tour, and I got to see so many uncharted tourist spots, including "The Aventine Keyhole" view (The doorway in question leads to the Priory of the Knights of Malta of the Dome St. Peter's.).
At the heart of the eight compelling nonfiction stories and five-article appendix which make up Dreams of the Immortal City Savannah is this interesting question: What would your life mean if you were living someone else's dream of what it should be?
Personal journals are full of potential, waiting for you to add the color! Pages for you to fill in the blanks with tidbits and trivia about the state of Washington.
Pic: Montage - Keith in Rome, July 2016, Aventine Keyhole, Keith in Baton Rouge 2019
