My mission is to bring joy to the stressed, creativity to the wary soul and a little bit of my own brand of easy button to the lives of the modern day woman road warrior.

I am one of the many women road warriors and have been for over 8 years now.  I spend about 70% of my time traveling for my job and as much as I love my job, sometimes the traveling does get old.  These days of spending many hours on planes and in airports, I am finding a change in the scenery.  There are many more women travelers, and if statistics are to be believed, women are about 50% of the business traveling community now.  Times have changed and that's a good thing, or is it?

 

I think of all the changes in my life to accomodate my business travel.  I think of all the things I have missed and the general disconnection from family and friends.  And who has time for love?  I happen to be single and unattached thanks to my traveling life.  It wasn't always that way.  I know how difficult it is for the woman road warrior that has a spouse or significant other to fit in to their lives also.

 

I have developed this page to provide advice (from my experience), laughs, share experiences and provide a way for women road warriors to connect with each other and reconnect with those left at home during their many travels.  You will find here reviews of places and products that can make your life a little easier.  True stories of the good, the bad, and the down right silly in the traveling world.  Hopefully wishing to also have stories from others that want to share their experiences too.  You will also find pictures from the road for work and for play and some of my writing that I hope to one day make my profession.  In the future you will find the ability to make travel arrangements and connect with each other while traveling.  Just think, no more dinners alone and the opportunity to meet and become friends with a network of other women who are also the road warriors of modern times.

 

One of my peers recently told me of a conversation she had with her son while out to dinner.  He saw a woman sitting alone eating dinner and he told her what a loser.  As teenagers go, not seeing the big picture, his mother replied, "Did you just call me a loser?"   Here's to you Karen!  Time to change the world ladies!!!!