So here's some advice I wish I woulda got when I was your age: Live every week like it's Shark Week.
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Why ... not?
2 Teachers.
7 States.
3,000 miles.
1 summer adventure.
Things We Want to See
In no particular order...
1. Crater Lake in Oregon (done!)
2. the town called George, Washington (well, we saw the sign for it, but we didn't stop because the flat tire on Mount Rainier kind of changed the timing of our day. When we passed George, our main goal was just trying to get to Coeur D'Alene where our hotel was for that night)
3. potatoes (in Idaho, of course) (Jamie had regular french fries and Holly had sweet potato fries in Boise, ID. done!)
4. the aquarium on the Oregon coast (done!)
5. what kind of mental state Jamie will be in when she turns 30 on the trip (excited about the birthday pancake, bummed that it was raining and we couldn't play disc golf on a mountain, fascinated by America's Got Talent, frustrated that Holly beat her at shuffleboard and bananagrams, happy with our pints of Ben and Jerry's ice cream)
6. if Holly can train for a marathon (um, so far she has gone for one run. She might be following the Jimmy D school of marathon training)
7. how many different Jamba Juices we can stop at (so far just one, but we did get them for half price. Two now, but we had to pay full price. Both times in Idaho. But then we racked them up in Colorado and at the Charlotte airport bringing our total to 5)
8. the Experience Music Project (done!)
9. if we can go the entire trip without eating "fast food" (none the entire time!)
10. SEALS! (done!) (except that they were sea lions)
11. Lighthouses along the Oregon coast (done!)
12. how long we can go without showering? maybe not (showers every day, sometimes twice a day)
13. really big sky and really fluffy clouds (we're in Big Sky Country now, so done!)
14. how many people love us by the number of CDs we get back (lots! thank you so much!!!)
15. 4th of July fireworks in Seattle (mission: accomplished)
16. whether we prefer sleeping in a yurt, a cabin, or a teepee (I think the yurt is winning over the cabin right now--check a blog post for the real answer)
17. how far we can throw a disc golf disc on a mountain (nope...it was raining and about 45 degrees out, but we played at a park in Boulder and had fun)
18. what Portland looks like while riding around on a bike (no bike, but we loved Portland!)
19. sand dunes in Oregon (done!)
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- I've got the whole road trip in my hands!
- Dare we?
- This equals 1,000 words:
- Caulk the wagon and float it? Or hire an Indian gu...
- Gummy bears, bouncing here and there and everywhere
- The first Jamba
- Leaving on a midnight train to Boise
- Eatin' saltines near the Great Salt Lake
- The Role of the Passenger
- What are these!!??!!
- Highway Music, play loud
- Sunny day, sweeping the clouds away
- "Bust a Move"
- Goin' on a road trip, not a fancy boat trip
- Red Rock
- Boarding Passes
- shark week
- Words of Wisdom
- ONE WEEK TO GO
- Keep Em Comin'!
- Can I wear these?
- Holly's a Quitter
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I hope the flight tomorrow goes well! What does it mean to live every week like it's shark week? I think I'd like to try it.
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Well, I think it means that you should be excited about everything because Shark Week only comes once a year on the Discovery Channel, so it's a real treat. Or maybe it means that you should live as if a shark is chasing you. Something like that.
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