Friday, April 30, 2010

Day 4

PCS Reunion
Day 4 brought the most challenges thus far on the trip. I thought that being rested and having my own bed would make for a better driving day but I was mistaken. After only 4 hours in the car, I wanted to be done. I had high hopes for Arizona offering a different landscape, or at least more to see than sprawling desert. I was wrong. I had a rough few hours where I contemplated driving my impala into an abandoned gas station and living out the rest of my days tending to cacti.
Weirdly, Christina Trifero called me the exact moment I was crossing the border into the promise land aka California. Extremely coincidental or fate...you be the judge my loyal followers : )
I arrived physically unscathed to Lonnie's brady bunch-esque pad in Fullerton, but felt a bit mentally weary. I just drove 2 full days in the desert and now I am going to go catch up with my very first boyfriend whom I haven't laid eyes on since the 8th grade! All worries were gone the moment I walked in. "Dude, Rudy f***** Donges!" hahaha We took a very hilarious trip down memory lane, I apparently had blocked off most of my middle school years, obviously due to my hatred for those awkward days. For the first time in years, I was remembering things from PCS and Worcester that I couldn't believe. Lots of fun was had, the biggest beer ever was consumed and the best vintage couch ever was slept upon (might even give my La Quinta stay a run for its money). There are already plans in motion for Lonnie to make a northern trek to visit Trifero and I, it must happen : )

Pics to follow once I can get my laptop online.

Now off for my last full day of driving, luckily it will be along the Pacific Coast Highway and I plan to take my sweet time. I'm off!

3 comments:

  1. Awesome blog - I laughed, I cried it became a part of me :-0

    Dad says he loves the dichotmy that is you. Honestly we look forward to our daily dose of the road tales. We will clearly have to double up on our consumption of the "First 48" once there are not more episodes of Road Tales. Perhaps you should consider a "Girl in the World Blog about your adventures in San Fran. Love you!

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  2. i'm such an awful bestie. so long with no comments! catching up on your bloggy blog temporarily ripped me from wedding planning, for which i am grateful. i miss you already so much it hurts! life is lame in the A. But as much as i wish you were here, i am 10 times happier you are there, being spontaneous and ridiculous and adventurous and brave. set up home soon, so i have a home away from home to visit. love you! keep blogging. (i can't believe i just said that).

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  3. Beth, I love you so much and I am glad you enjoy the road tales...Gabi, if you keep reading, I will keep blogging (yup, i just said that)

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