If you can believe it, yesterday we were crazy enough to get in the car AGAIN, this time heading to South Carolina.
At the end of my life, when I look back on the year 2006, it will probably be one big hazy memory of never-ending roadways. [Kevin told me that by the end of the month, when we expect to take another long road trip, we will have driven more than 6,000 miles within a six-week period.]
Right now I’m typing this blog post from a hotel in Greenville, the Bob Jones mecca. One of Kevin’s boyhood friends is getting married tomorrow – in the chapel at the University – and Kevin is a groomsman.
It’s been a while since I’ve been to The South – I don’t think Northern Virginia counts as “The South.” All day long, as we’ve toured the city, thick southern accents have been vibrating in my ear.
I kinda like southern accents. Accents are cool – except for some, which are annoying.
Greenville is an impressive town, I think. We really enjoyed the downtown area and Falls Park is a rather relaxing place to kill an afternoon.
When will my life begin to settle down? When will things be “normal” again? I’m thinking it’s going to be a while yet.
“Normal” is boring until, suddenly, nothing is normal. Then, normal is a lot more appealing.
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5 comments:
Wow! You do travel a lot! By the way, that is Joshua's college. Enjoy the ceremony. I have heard that certain common practices at wedding ceremonies are not allowed at the university chapel. Congratulations on your house sale!
WOW! Big Deal.
Ya'll sound like you're having a ball.
Yee ha ya'll!!!!
More bugs are a big deal.
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