I just got back from a glorious holiday in the Nevada-Utah-Arizona triangle. M and I saw Las Vegas (if you must know, only lost net of $10), then drove to Zion National Park (did The Narrows hike), and took a day-road-trip from Zion (Utah) to Antelope Canyons (Page, Arizona).
That's the short version.
In the longer version, you will hear about how we lost our way from Zion to Page in the desert and drove for 6 hours before we found Page (a drive that is only 2.5 hours in reality). You would also hear me talking at length about getting my first speeding ticket (going 87, when the speed limit was 55. MILES. I am rather proud). I might also talk about how M and I fought for 2 hours straight when I realized he has lost the speeding ticket I got that morning (it was my souvenir for Christ's sake) and our rental car's contract (no way to prove henceforth, that this car is not stolen Officer). I would conclude with how the next morning when I woke up, I realized it actually made for an amazing story to reminisce about in 10 years (Gotta love a happy ending). I did not relax much and yet I felt awesomely refreshed after this trip.
Pictures speak louder than words though, and lookie here we have both to describe my emotions -
And then we returned this past Sunday and I went back to work and was back to finding pleasures in little things like -
Ciao! :)
That's the short version.
In the longer version, you will hear about how we lost our way from Zion to Page in the desert and drove for 6 hours before we found Page (a drive that is only 2.5 hours in reality). You would also hear me talking at length about getting my first speeding ticket (going 87, when the speed limit was 55. MILES. I am rather proud). I might also talk about how M and I fought for 2 hours straight when I realized he has lost the speeding ticket I got that morning (it was my souvenir for Christ's sake) and our rental car's contract (no way to prove henceforth, that this car is not stolen Officer). I would conclude with how the next morning when I woke up, I realized it actually made for an amazing story to reminisce about in 10 years (Gotta love a happy ending). I did not relax much and yet I felt awesomely refreshed after this trip.
Pictures speak louder than words though, and lookie here we have both to describe my emotions -
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And then we returned this past Sunday and I went back to work and was back to finding pleasures in little things like -
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Ciao! :)
