The Next Right Road

Written in real time as she was traveling, Miki Webb draws the reader in with vivid descriptions and shares her joy as she discovers a new place, stream, hike, or flower. She shares the challenge of learning to drive and maintain an RV, with self-deprecating humor and some exasperation. The readers can enjoy her take on places they are familiar with and be introduced to places they haven’t seen, but might want to go experience. -Jean Setne When Miki Webb retired from the practice of medicine, she sold her house, put her furniture in storage, bought an RV and set out. She and her two cats went on a two-year adventure, traveling around the United States. This is the story of that journey, the people she met along the way, old friends she reconnected with, and the wonderful places she went. It is not a travelogue; it is one person’s somewhat quirky take on the adventure of traveling with no goals and all the time in the world. She and her cats and even the RV become part of the story; the cats’ adjustment to living in a moving home, the problems to be solved with the RV, and Miki’s increasing sense of mastery of the RV as well as the process of traveling itself. The author gains a new view of herself, unattached and floating in wonder every day.