I am in California!
- by Pixel
Please see Monday’s post for a disclaimer.
And now, for some highlights of this most recent leg of my journey:
- I left Moira’s house in the wee hours of the morning
- Along the way, the craziest thing happened!
- California had the hugest earthquake and broke off the United States!
- … You probably heard it on the news, unless Bill Clinton said a racial epithet or they found that guy that killed that chick marine.
- Anyway, the rift occurred just behind me as I passed into the California border and the car behind me fell into the ocean!
- (Yes, for some reason, when the desert splits, rather than the miles of rock underneath being visible, the Pacific just swooped in to fill the gap.)
- You probably knew that I was an olympic medalist, coast guard, life guard a few years ago, so I knew just what to do!
- I called 911.
- By the time they arrived, all of the people in the car had died cruel, cruel deaths.
- I felt bad, but there was nothing I could do.
- I kept driving and arrived in Los Angeles in time for supper.
- We had Chilaquiles.
- It’s a Mexican dish that tastes yummy.
- Then I slept like a rock.
- I thought I’d have PTSD, but I mostly felt seasick.
- … I wonder if any of the people in the car behind me were cute chicks my age.
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Please see Monday’s post for a disclaimer. And now, for some highlights of this most recent leg of my journey: I left Moira’s house in the wee hours of the morning Along the way, the craziest thing happened! California had the hugest earthquake and broke off the United States! … You probably heard it on…
Mmmm, chilaquiles. I’m hungry. How are you going to live without all the Mexican food? Seattle is not so much for that. I love Tucson.