I never expected to find Bliss in Idaho.
We are stuck in Billings, Montana. It is so dull, aside from the fact that I almost got into a car accident. I hate driving manual cars in the city. So bad. So bad. I typed up and sent a nutritional analysis to my instructor and got my work hours rescheduled and all is good.
We spent last night in the Grand Tetons hanging out with some of Alan's friends, making jokes about breasts, drinking some wine, and enjoying the cool/cold mountain air. I love it so much.
Everything is beautiful. Everything. Things have been so crazy, but I can't help but enjoy every bit of it. Even sleeping in the Las Vegas airport after our flight was canceled, even after loosing my cell phone, and spending several days under the impression that I was missing two tests that I wouldn't be able to make up. Even having to drive stick. Okay, maybe I don't enjoy that all so much. But the rest, I do.
We've had so many problems crop up, I'm amazed that we haven't had to abandon the trailer and hitchhike back to Minnesota. It's unbelievable. But I've seen so many new things. It has all balanced out for me.
Anyway, we're driving overnight tonight through Montana and the Dakotas. I'll be home sometime on Wednesday, just in time to study for a test, a quiz, and work more days in a row than I would like. But it's so completely worth it.
We spent last night in the Grand Tetons hanging out with some of Alan's friends, making jokes about breasts, drinking some wine, and enjoying the cool/cold mountain air. I love it so much.
Everything is beautiful. Everything. Things have been so crazy, but I can't help but enjoy every bit of it. Even sleeping in the Las Vegas airport after our flight was canceled, even after loosing my cell phone, and spending several days under the impression that I was missing two tests that I wouldn't be able to make up. Even having to drive stick. Okay, maybe I don't enjoy that all so much. But the rest, I do.
We've had so many problems crop up, I'm amazed that we haven't had to abandon the trailer and hitchhike back to Minnesota. It's unbelievable. But I've seen so many new things. It has all balanced out for me.
Anyway, we're driving overnight tonight through Montana and the Dakotas. I'll be home sometime on Wednesday, just in time to study for a test, a quiz, and work more days in a row than I would like. But it's so completely worth it.