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So a couple nights ago I stayed up til 7am, saw the sunrise out here. It's way prettier out here than in Michigan. Reflects off the mountains and the haze and is just overall really cool. Got ahold of Todd from camp, he's up in Victorville, which is like 3 hours off. Dont think I can afford to go see him now but before I leave, definately. I wonder if Alyson Ochs will be up there. She's neato. I know they hooked up for a little while at least but I dont know any details beyond that. Excited to see Todd again at least. He wants to go to Disneyland to meet, but thats $70. Goddamn.
Sent a letter to Liz finally, hopefully she gets this one. Probably gonna get it today or tomorrow. I wish I had a picture of her, she's probably one of the most beautiful women I know, unfortunately I barely ever talk to her or see her.
So here's my plan for going home. I'll leave on the 12th or 13th of February, depending on what my boss needs. I'll take the interstate 8 out to the 10 in Arizona and take that until I hit 25 North. That takes me up to Denver, Colorado. Cant drive through the Rockys, some of the elevations of that highway are above 12000 feet. My car would explode probably. I'm amazed its made it this far, so I gotta be nice to it on the way home. So thus I'll go around them, but get close enough to see and take some pictures. Once I get to Denver I'll probably spend the night there just cause it's really gonna be cool, cause you can see the rockys from there. From there I take the 70 East all the way until St. Louis. That'll be the really boring part of the drive. After that I'll go to Indianapolis to see Alicia and Liz and then over to Muncie to see Jess and Alan. They're like an hour apart. From there I'll go over to the 65 North and take that up in Chicago to see Avery and hopefully spend some time there. I really like her. From there I'd take I-94 back to Kalamazoo and see Phill and then go home. Maybe I'll go home first, depends on weather really. I dont wanna be driving on I-94 during a snowstorm. That'd suck. That lets me see most of the things I missed on the way over. Mostly the rockys, but theres some parts on 25 North that are really, cool, like those areas you see in old western flicks with the really tall mesa looking things in the middle of the desert. If at any point though my car says no, I gotta respect that and go a different way. Hopefully I'll buy a phone charger by then and be able to make phone calls on my way out, otherwise I have to save it for emergencies. Or I could just plug it in at coffee shops and mcdonalds and such. Yeah.
I really hope I can save alot of money before I go. Kinda doubtful my car will last the whole way again. Although it is running very well right now, and it's due for another oil change. My car likes the 5000 foot elevations, runs great. Deserts will damage it though, she doesnt like the heat.
Sent a letter to Liz finally, hopefully she gets this one. Probably gonna get it today or tomorrow. I wish I had a picture of her, she's probably one of the most beautiful women I know, unfortunately I barely ever talk to her or see her.
So here's my plan for going home. I'll leave on the 12th or 13th of February, depending on what my boss needs. I'll take the interstate 8 out to the 10 in Arizona and take that until I hit 25 North. That takes me up to Denver, Colorado. Cant drive through the Rockys, some of the elevations of that highway are above 12000 feet. My car would explode probably. I'm amazed its made it this far, so I gotta be nice to it on the way home. So thus I'll go around them, but get close enough to see and take some pictures. Once I get to Denver I'll probably spend the night there just cause it's really gonna be cool, cause you can see the rockys from there. From there I take the 70 East all the way until St. Louis. That'll be the really boring part of the drive. After that I'll go to Indianapolis to see Alicia and Liz and then over to Muncie to see Jess and Alan. They're like an hour apart. From there I'll go over to the 65 North and take that up in Chicago to see Avery and hopefully spend some time there. I really like her. From there I'd take I-94 back to Kalamazoo and see Phill and then go home. Maybe I'll go home first, depends on weather really. I dont wanna be driving on I-94 during a snowstorm. That'd suck. That lets me see most of the things I missed on the way over. Mostly the rockys, but theres some parts on 25 North that are really, cool, like those areas you see in old western flicks with the really tall mesa looking things in the middle of the desert. If at any point though my car says no, I gotta respect that and go a different way. Hopefully I'll buy a phone charger by then and be able to make phone calls on my way out, otherwise I have to save it for emergencies. Or I could just plug it in at coffee shops and mcdonalds and such. Yeah.
I really hope I can save alot of money before I go. Kinda doubtful my car will last the whole way again. Although it is running very well right now, and it's due for another oil change. My car likes the 5000 foot elevations, runs great. Deserts will damage it though, she doesnt like the heat.