Wednesday, February 17, 2010
Walkin on Sunshine
Samuel Abbott, Daniel Riding, and I walked out of the peanut butter house with a dream and a cardigan. The dream....to safely reach Brigham City that evening on foot. Off we ventured at 3:45 making our way towards main street. Introductory conversation began by dream telling followed by us finding our first treasure....$3.95 just lying on the side of the highway.
The stretch from my house to the mouth of the canyon seemed the longest! Although suprise visitors, Sam's brother, and Valentines Cupid himself, Eric lifted our spirits!
Once in the canyon, time seemed to fly, at a slow pace that is. We were pulled over in the canyon 3 times. Both officers were pleasant, kind, and confused at why were were walking to Brigham. (#2 and #3 were the same officer) We snacked on the yummiest treats called sour worms, lemonheads, and WONDERFUL GUMMI BEARS
Around 11:00 p.m. we made it to the Brigham City Exit. An hour earlier then we expected! Cheers to us and our tough bodies! We camped in a church parking lot after eating our weight at Betos. The boys continued on the journey to SLC that morning and completed what they set out to do on Sunday Evening! CHEERS!
Topics of conversation: Dreams, trees, girls, boys, church, songs, life, fun, good times, hard times....love! AHHH I really do love the both of you!
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Reading this story was almost as good as when you told it to me last night. I don't think it will ever get old. You're awesome!! Steel Magnolias... be there. No more bad jokes about disease... or else:)
haha you guys are crazy and awesome at the same time!
I actually thought of sam abbot when naming our son and it just made me like the name more because he is such a cool kid!
oopse! forgot to login - this is aubree :)
If only walking were an olympic event!
Oh Jessie Jess. Great pics, nice video, I miss that foxtail, we could have played with it more if we kept it. Somehow you got your smiley face to come out thru your words. Let's walk to St. George.
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