Wednesday Jun 06, 2007

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Well I finally got out of my little town for the first time. Went to Helena, which is the state capital about 80 miles away. And well, wasn't much more there then there is here... Oh well, at least I went!

I think we might go camping next weekend... should be fun, although am so girly, I hate not having makeup and a shower... I think I will survive though! smile

Here are a few pics I shot, while driving back yesterday...

Me acting stupid



I asked my husband where he wanted to eat... this was his reply...




We hit a thunderstorm, thought these clouds were neat



I find it strange that there are random houses on the side of the mountains... makes me wonder who lives there



Just pretty scenery



Again, me wondering if these tracke are still in use, and where they lead to....



And me being silly again




Hope you're all having a good week... I know I wish the weekend started today! kiss kiss
VIEW 5 of 5 COMMENTS
jbusy:
you're a little more hard ass than I am, though. They build bicycles.
kingmike:
I've never seen a cage match in person. It'd be a dream come true for me to see a cage match too. I have seen a ladder match when I was in San Diego. That was awesome. That's cool that you still have your Hulkamania t-shirt. The Hulkster IS pro wrestling. If wrestlers were more like Jake The Snake, wrestling would be way more interesting. He wrote the book on ring psychology. Too bad he's all drugged out today. The Undertaker is still a major icon today, and yeah, the original was the best.

Hypercolor! I remember those. My folks never got me one of those unfortunately. I remember crawling around in cardboard boxes and drawing on them and pretending they were spaceships and stuff. My Atari 2600 was awesome, and I still play the games sometimes. I'd used to ride my bike everywhere, and saving up my money to buy candy at the video store meant something. Kids today are overstimulated and they have too much to do and yet they still complain that they're bored. Maybe I'm just getting too old and maybe they've said this stuff about our generation.

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