There is not much I can say today, since the landscape, (aside from hills along the way), were pretty boring. I had major carcolepsy, which means I fell asleep for two hours, which is a first on this trip. We ate two tailgate meals along the way, but our dinner tonight made up for it […]
Month: October 2020
DAY TWENTY-ONE: ROADTRIPPING USA
The roads between Oklahoma City and Little Rock, Arkansas were less than stellar, but we were delighted with hills and valleys as we entered Arkansas. and our stop at a mini-mart for our “lunchables’ revealed accents that were not distinguishable, but entertaining, as I tried to decipher their words. (But, I digress.) We arrived in […]
DAY TWENTY: ROADTRIPPING USA
By this time, my readers are probably as sick of my travels as we used to be sitting through other families’ slide shows, but we are almost at the end of our journey. We left the adorable Santa Fe Motel and Inn, which we highly recommend, and had a long drive to Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. […]
DAY NINETEEN: ROADTRIPPING USA
Bill and I had a wonderful reservation only breakfast, seated in the outdoor alcove of the Inn. It meant we were alone for our start of the day, before heading to the Cathedral Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi in the center of Santa Fe. We had not been to mass since spring but thought […]
DAY EIGHTEEN: ROADTRIPPING USA
We lay our heads on our pillows in a Budget Motel last night. It was the type that was original to the old traveling road, with the cinder block walls, but it was clean and close to the Beaver Street Brewery, where we met our friend McKenzie Gatz, who just relocated from Chicago, after living […]
DAY SEVENTEEN: ROADTRIPPING USA
Our daughter Brooke and husband Gage parted ways with us this morning and are camping with San Francisco friends on the south rim of the Grand Canyon. I have to say I had tears in my eyes, not only because I could not hug her goodbye, but it has been seven months since we saw […]