It's Monday...one week later

I guess I got busy and haven't made it back here to catch up on retiring. I did have some fun last week and need to share that before outlining the preparations I've made today toward leaving the corporate world behind.
Last Thursday and Friday, NASCAR did some testing at our local track (California Speedway). We have season NASCAR tickets and were gifted a parking pass and seating on top of the suites since we have already purchased for the year. Due to work schedules of a couple of the others attending, we were only able to go on Friday. We were very upclose and personal, seeing the drivers and their cars from only a few feet away. I took about 80 pictures and enjoyed the morning session. We then retired to the (infield) parking lot for a tailgate lunch.
Some of the teams had called it quits for the day and were on their way back to their respective locations back east. I wasn't paying much attention to the smaller cars that were leaving, choosing to check out only the haulers when they passed.
I should mention here that I am a big Carl Edwards (99) fan and was wearing not one, but two of his fan shirts. The outer one was very colorful but the inner had long sleeves and it was chilly. Well, I'm sitting in my big folding chair with a tray table next to me with my sandwich and chips on the left and a cocktail in the other hand. All of a sudden, my attention was drawn to a SUV driving past by the driver waving at me. I looked up and much to my enjoyment, I was face to face with Carl himself. His team had ended their testing and I guess he was driving himself to the airport. Apparently, he saw his shirt and made my day by waving.
I did do a little preparation last week but not like today. I spent all morning and a good part of the afternoon preparing for my first earning website. I have been analyzing keywords and possible domain names for the site. I will start with my mental preparations tomorrow morning and will share some of that tomorrow. I will also identify some of the techniques for narrowing keywords down to the ones that have merit toward the subject of the site.
See you tomorrow.