The Long Road Home

Hey,

I guess this is my first blog. So after this I am a blogger. Well, I don't have much to say. I took a picture of most of my work that I did in the semester. The ruler said just under 3 inches but I found some more work so I ended up with about a three inch stack of papers. I don't know if that is normal or not. A lot of it was from my Biology class and lab ( the top half of the stack). Then I printed off a lot of articles for research papers.

I found out I did not do to bad in my classes but I wasn't feeling like I wanted to go back to ISU next semester even though ISU didn't seem like to bad of a place.

After Finals mom came to pick me up. Since Mom and Dad moved a couple of weeks ago we had to drive to our new house in Nevada. The one that I hadn't been to yet. Mom also decided she wanted to go visit grandma so we did that. Then she decided we were going to take the scenic route to our house. She wanted to drive by this small town she had heard about and she knew of someone that lived near there. So, we set out on the loneliest road in America. I imagine there are lonelier roads in America but this is probably the loneliest paved road in America.

Here Are Some More Pictures.














So those are the pictures I got. Since, I didn't have much to do I took a lot of pictures. However, most of them are on moms camera. They are also better quality. However, I couldn't get them on my computer that Elise found for me. I also had a video of mom singing in the car to some old country music stuff.

So, Yes it was a long and lonely trip. All that driving kind of makes you tired. When We got to Nevada mom had me drive. Mom fell asleep because I didn't want to listen to her music anymore. And as for me, I about fell asleep myself and I drifted off the road a little. We had the Dell PC computer in the back of the van and the monitor fell into the window so it broke.

Mom decided she should drive after that.

And that was basically our trip. Good thing we made it home safely.