I wrote this one while we drove through Arkansas but then it took so long to type that we reached texas when it was sent.
hola amigos! We're in Texas ya'll!
As we mentioned yesterday, our differences in where we grew up have been of tremendous use. Laura is quite adept at avoiding people-based road obstacles, while my (Pallavi) strength lies in avoiding natural disasters. Also our normal daily schedules have been of great use. My vampire tendencies enable me to drive for long periods of time at night, while Laura's history as a day-walker makes her the ideal daytime driving candidate. Consider us a super hero team of two, if you will.
As yesterday's email promised, we would like to expand on our brilliant new business idea. But before we go on, we'd like to let you all know that we retain all rights to this idea. Consider this email our poor man's copyright.
We got to talking (in our 16 hours of driving so far) about how a lot of the products being marketed as "green" really are anything but. And nowhere is this more evident than in the housing industry. So Laura and I developed a truly green housing development idea. If executed properly it will develop into a nationwide collaborative effort to reduce our greenhouse gases.
It starts with a simple idea: hippie farming. Like true Americans we don't intend to be hippie farmers ourselves. Instead we will be raising hippies on a farm. They will cultivate their own byproducts into an eco-friendly housing material. We can't go into more details at this time as this is a patent-pending process (dipti: call us). But we expect this to be highly lucrative and self-sustaining. If you are looking for an investment opportunity, we are currently accepting cash and money orders (no personal checks please).
Signing off west of texarkana (dave: what state is that in?),
Laura and Pallavi
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