Oof.

[kaydeefalls]

Greetings from Kingdom City, Missouri! Don't let the name fool you: this is neither a kingdom nor a city. It's more of an intersection. With a motel, but without wi-fi. Thank god for iPhones.

So, yes, cross-country road trip definitely ongoing. Loaded up my car and left DC yesterday afternoon, spent last night at my uncle's place in Knoxville, Tennessee, stopped by my grandmother's nursing home this morning, had lunch with friends in Nashville, dinner in St Louis, and now I'm in the middle of nowhere, Missouri. I'm hoping to make it to my aunt in Denver tomorrow night, but first I must survive 600 straight, flat, empty miles of Kansas. Pray for me, my friends.

Haven't checked DW/LJ/Tumblr since...Thursday? I'm preemptively conceding defeat on Tumblr. Have completely and utterly failed at writing anything all week because I suck. Oh, well.

Comments

[januar]

Kansas isn't -completely- flat. Just mostly. There are actually states flater than Kansas. (Sorry, the Kansan in me had to say something.)

But yeah, the drive across Kansas is pretty boring. I was lucky that there was three drivers the one time we drove from KC to Denver, that way we could rotate.

Have a safe trip back! *waves from Eastern Kansas not far from where you probably passed through*

[kaydeefalls]

The first half of Kansas was kind of pretty, actually! Then the flatness happened, and didn't give up for a good chunk of eastern Colorado, either. Sigh.