updated with some stops** scroll down

Well well well, finally it seems that I will be hitting the road. Here I come pep pills! I ask my visitors for a favor: help me fill in my plan book. I know only a couple spots I could stop by, maybe you know of an awesome landmark, restaurants, coffeeshop, art district, art gallery or maybe you'd like to have coffee with the infamous zaiD (only if i know you , no pedibears please).

Woot, tis excited. Bring it on truck stops!! I will be driving my uncles ford explorer to him in boston, in return he will pay for the costs to get it there and pay my flight back home.

I plan to leave next tue the 28th and span the trip between 2 days. Maybe extend the travel days if the spots I must see are worth it. Also stay tuned as I will also take pictures of my trip and share with you the experience

HELP! You can comment with any suggestions you have.

STOPS

1. Fort Bridger State Historic Site, WY
2. 2200 Dodge St, Omaha, NE 68102 (Joslyn Art Museum)
3. Missippi River Visitor Center, Illinois
4. Old Lighthouse Museum, Indiana
5. Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio 44114
6. 1285 Elmwood Ave, Buffalo, NY 14222 (Albright-Knox Art Gallery)
7. 2181 Delaware Ave, Buffalo, NY 14216 (Niagara Falls)

I’ve mentioned many times on The Simple Dollar that I enjoy brewing my own beer at home, and just as many times, readers have requested a walkthrough of this process along with some cost analyses.

Recently, I made a batch of porter and took some photographs along the way to illustrate the process. Let’s dig in!

Equipment
If your goal is simply to brew a batch of beer and consume it in one sitting with a group of friends, all you need is a brewing bucket, a bubbler, and a siphon hose, depicted below.

These supplies are available at any home brewing store.