DAY THIRTEEN
Tuesday, February 18th

After leaving Concord, we made a stop in Waxhaw about 45 minutes away to the Museum of the Alphabet, a small but exhaustive chronological journey through the origins, history, and evolution of alphabets all around the world. While partly a front for evangelism and colonialist missionary work seeking to inspire ( Read more... )

DAY SIX
Tuesday, February 11thI woke up early and did the dishes. It was the least I could I do after the constant hospitality from Tia and Michael. Alyssa and I started packing the car back up. It was still fucking raining. I always hated leaving Tia. She was my absolute best friend and it was always a little painful not knowing when I’d see her ( Read more... )

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DAY EIGHTY-THREE
Sunday, November 18thWe went and saw a giant chair standing tall in a parking lot. It was 40 feet tall, weighed 24 tons, and took up six parking spaces. It was at one point the largest chair in America, but was eventually outdone by a giant rocking chair in Missouri, by a mere two feet. It was built in 2003 in Italy and gifted to ( Read more... )

DAY SEVENTY-NINE
Wednesday, November 14thOur first day in Los Angeles, excitedly for up and began rushing around as much as we could. We knew the time difference and the arbitrary daylight savings bullshit would affect how long our days were, and that traffic in Los Angeles, whether we set the GPS to avoid highways or not, would ensure everything ( Read more... )

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