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We made it out for the first 3/4 day of travel (well actually 1/2 if best).
Dominic and I have over 5,000 miles to travel in the next few weeks, and we will be using Scrum to do the trip together. Each night I will summarize what Dominic has to say and maybe point to so pictures or other artwork.
Trust me.
This will be a learning experience in Scrum for all of us. Comments are welcome. So is any hospitality along the way the show my son the big USA 
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The title of this posting is from Dominic. And here is his synopsis of today:
So. Today has been a pretty weird day. Wait, I am getting ahead of myself.
It really all started this morning when I was so excited to go I was screaming. Once we got on the road, we had to turn right around to get my dad’s mail so we can do it while we are on the road.
Oh yeah, my name is Dominc
Skip to exciting parts.
We got on the road, had lunch at subway, and took breaks at rest stops. There are some videos we may be posting later that are connected to this. It’ll be up later this week with the stories connected.
More rest stops looking for Pokemon. I’ll tell you more about that later, because you may think I am crazy.
We drove more and more and saw a beautiful sunset, which we tried to video tape. It was color of blood stained red. And a little later it turned goldish orange.
We wound up at a hotel in Chucky, Tennessee. We had pizza for dinner and played our new electronic battleship with a can of Sprite. We hit the vending machine at picked up some starburst.
It’ll be a while til I fall asleep. So I hope you enjoyed reading about the first 1/2 day of our road trip!
You can follow-along with us on twitter using the link on the sidebar of this page or feel free to call us at 619-609-1716 if you’d like to try to connect with us along the trip so we can meet!
Thank you.
And.
This relates to Scrum.
How?
Comments welcome!
- mike and dominic
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December 28th, 2008 at 12:01 am
Mike,
It sounds like the length of a classic sprint to me. Glad to hear Day 1 went well, here’s to hoping the rest of the days are as uneventful as this one.
Ron