One More Day..?
We didn't quite make it as far as we wanted to. Blame the getting up late for that. As it is, we decided to stop in Little Rock, both for our own sanity, as well as for that of our children.
In a few minutes, we hit the road. We've got a long way to go yet, but we're starting earlier than usual and we're sick of living out of suitcases.
Leaving Texas, we got to see the "largest cross in the western hemisphere." Talk about odd. Oklahoma was not as bad as we were led to believe, for which we were pleasantly surprised. So far, Arkansas isn't bad, either. In my opinion, it's some of the prettiest country we've seen on the drive; lots of woods and lakes. Humid, though.
Yeah, humid. Let's try and get used to humidity, considering we're moving to Virginia. Gah!
In a few minutes, we hit the road. We've got a long way to go yet, but we're starting earlier than usual and we're sick of living out of suitcases.
Leaving Texas, we got to see the "largest cross in the western hemisphere." Talk about odd. Oklahoma was not as bad as we were led to believe, for which we were pleasantly surprised. So far, Arkansas isn't bad, either. In my opinion, it's some of the prettiest country we've seen on the drive; lots of woods and lakes. Humid, though.
Yeah, humid. Let's try and get used to humidity, considering we're moving to Virginia. Gah!
Labels: moving
posted by Gary at 5:40 AM
2 Comments:
How's the family coping with the travel, Gary?
And how are the cats? Did Hastur ever calm down?
JD
I had the best bone-in prime rib *ever* in Little Rock, at a place called Sir Loin-A-Lot. I kid you not!
And as I recall, it was a fairly nice area. Hot and humid, as you mention, but lots of trees. Of course, just about *any* place has more trees than SoCal.
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