Rockin’ RVing & Music Festival Camping
As the saying goes, at Roadtrip Mojo, this isn’t our first rodeo. We’re long-time road trippers who, about 15 years ago, hit the road in a production called Home Office Highway. The two week adventure found us in a 25-foot RV emblazoned with brand emblems and sponsor logos as we traveled the Eastern Seaboard.
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I recently wrote about the Death of the Away Message. Communications are so pervasive, so ubiquitous, so tethering, that we never really can disconnect – if that’s what we seek. Someone replied with a gentle suggestion regarding my vacation: “Unplug a little if you can.”
Continue reading “Radical Vacation Equations for Home Office Time Management”
This summer, the Home Office Highway ‘11 road show will showcase the tech, tools and tips that empower people to work and play from the interstate highway – or the information superhighway. The three-week excursion and social media event will highlight how “location independence” can be found wherever life’s journey ventures.
Continue reading “Home Office Highway: Americana a Way Norman Rockwell Never Envisioned”
Never saw him pull out lunch or a pair of car keys, though.
Still, I wanted a bag dripping in such utility. Functional, not too girlish. Effective enough to carry all my stuff, but still macho enough so as not to bring my manhood into question (no, it’s neither a manpurse NOR a European shoulder bag). Apparently, you can find one here.
Any home office worker, teleworker or other mobile tech / road warrior likely could appreciate this lament.
This flash drive — or “thumb drive” as some people call it, referring to its digit-like size — is small on size but huge on capacity. Measuring from 8 gigabytes to 32 gigs, this traditional flash drive offers one-touch back-up. It’s ideal for traditional back-up, or just stashing stuff to take on the road.
Good thing, since most IT pros joke about there being two types of computer users in the world: Those who have lost data, and those who will. Continue reading “Humongo Back-Up Goes Ultra Portable”