It's an El Norteno Evening in Curtiss, Wisconsin

It' an El Norteno Evening In Curtiss. Life just got to me, and I just drove from Ladysmith, Wisconsin to here. I was too tired to drive back to Green Bay, WI were I'm from. I'm going to spend the night in the Abbyland Truck stop like I normally do when going up north. Incidentally, this is the same place where my car stalled two years ago driving up to Ladysmith. I remember then it was near bitter cold in late August.

This time around, it's a warm 60+ degrees:

and it's expected to get into the 90s tomorrow, so I don't expect to freeze tonight. Besides, I have more money this time around, some blankets, and AAA for at least another month, so I don't expect to get cold.

If anything, I will feel bullets of smoldering sweat release from me as I stretch out in the back seat of my car to sleep tonight. I already had that experience while crashing in the Walmart parking lot for three nights in a row earlier this week.

Anyway, here in Curtis it's a fairly quiet night. I'm sitting at a Mexican-themed bar having a few Buds on tap trying to forget that I might lose my sisters forever because they are now in a foster home. 

My life would change dramatically if I adopt them. For instance, I probably won't spend very many weekends at this truck stop by myself anymore. But all that is an aside -- too much drama for a travel story. 

However, I must admit I went on this tangent about my sisters because they're the reason I even go to Ladysmith, WI in the first place. 

However, right now I just wanna try to enjoy my weekend somewhat -- think of all I could do if I didn't have to be concerned about my sisters. I could travel the world and not have a care at all for anything or anyone