On the road again
Just can’t wait to get on the road again
The life I love is making music with my friends
Oh, I can’t wait to get on the road again.
We’re at a LaQuinta in Weatherford, Texas tonight, heading to Hobbs, New Mexico to have Christmas with Caro’s folks. We stopped in Texarkana to eat at Chili’s, and then Caro took over the driving responsibilities. Thank goodness there were no EMP blasts anywhere between there and Dallas, or the kids would have been at a loss. Sam played with his PSP; Adelyn watched movies and listened to music on her iPod nano; Caro had my iPod connected to her cranium. Me, I was engrossed in George R.R. Martin’s A Storm of Swords.
I hope to be able to post some pics and updates from the flatlands. More later!
On this day...
- Christmas - 2010
- Demand Huckabee to Monticello - 2007
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Great to hear no EMP blasts. Where you expecting one or just hoping none occurred for fear of a mutiny from your kids?. You didn’t have to go through Jericho, KS did you?
Exactly. If we had lost electronic capabilities in the car, I doubt a 12 hour game of “I See Something You Don’t See” would have kept us occupied (or sane). Unfortunately, the precious and beloved Quiet Game seems only to work with gullible children under the age of 4 – or blondes.