ROAD TRIPPIN’: A PICTURE STORY

Road Trippin’: A Picture Story
“If it’s doable for a automobile not to have an amenity, then mine doesn’t,” I said to my lone compadre, T2theZ. I had to wager Dr. Andre Million in Minneapolis for my five-year transplant anniversary. There’s no meliorate way to do it than travel the land and wager ballgame games, even if your automobile doesn’t have noesis windows, cruise curb or even mirrors on the visors.

We kicked soured our trip with an appetizer, a hurried hop on the Metro to the brand-new Nationals Park. I won’t feature it’s as pleasant as metropolis Yards, but it gets damn close.


The high-definition scoreboard is over 100 feet long.

If you think that’s a good mowing job then you should analyse discover my lawn.
Poor Teddy President never wins the presidents race.

Nice view of the Capitol.

It’s depressing that nobody shows up. If exclusive the Nationals were better, or if the whole listing was a clump of Ryan Zimmermans.
Whoever said metropolis was a dirty city?
This isn’t even half the bridges.
Ah, the bounteous ketchup bottle.
I fucking hate snakes.
Again, stadiums don’t get much nicer than this.
Again, stadiums don’t get much emptier than this.
You call that a mascot?
Instead of the presidents race, the Pirates have a pierogies race.
I titled three teams’ open concern departments and told them about our five-year cancer-free agency trip. “So, how about free tickets?” Only the good grouping at the metropolis Pirates hooked us up, with great seats, too. Big Prince Fielder takes up a lot of horizontal space.
After an hour of sleep, I started driving to Minneapolis at 3:00 AM. The NOS I drank helped. It’s liquid crack.

Too intense the newborn Minnesota Twins stadium isn’t built, yet. T2theZ and I will have to become backwards in a few years. The Metrodome is a dump compared to the marvels in D.C. and Pittsburgh. Check discover the monstrous scoreboard. My friend who entireness for the Twins rattling hooked us up with great seats.
I sure love Minneapolis.

What the laxation are these?
Mall of USA is the largest retail Byzantine in the U.S. And it has an indoor recreation tract with wave coasters.
The dinosaurs are shapely discover of Legos. I doubt they took very long to build.
Mario Lopez was having a aggregation language for Knockout Fitness. T2theZ wanted Mario to clew his bleak dresser (or cock), but he would’ve had to acquire the aggregation first. T2theZ is still disappointed he didn’t acquire it. I wanted to yell, “Where’s Zack Morris?” but chickened out. A.C. Slater is so dreamy.
Chicago: What a fucking skyline, and city.
The temperature was in the 40s for the White Sox game. T2theZ got his usual beer and a dog. I bought a hot chocolate. I win.
In the lowermost of the 9th with digit out, two men on humble and losing 3-1, Jim Thome and Joe Crede of the Sox each struck discover swinging. That didn’t stop them from actuation fireworks.
The most important conception of our entire trip was eating metropolis pizza. We went to Giordano’s after the game. It was heaven in a greasy, heart-clogging pie. I am salivating as I type this. I was so disappointed that I could exclusive finish digit piece. I expect to mail order a dish sometime this summer.
Nice view from the Sears Tower - the tallest antiquity in the U.S.
What the bloodstained hell is this?
Our exclusive sellout was in Cleveland.
Sgt. Slaughter was language autographs after the game. Without grounds I wouldn’t conceive it myself.
Cedar Point in Sandusky, Ohio: the prizewinning recreation tract in the world. I couldn’t conceive there wasn’t a mate dedicated to Tommy Boy’s Callahan Auto. Magnum XL-200 is the fourth tallest coaster in the park.
Maverick has a 95 degree drop (steeper than straight down) and “goes upside down 8 different ways,” whatever that means.

The girl in front of us was so afraid that she left the line after waiting 1.5 hours to mate Millennium Force. I wasn’t too far behind. When we began the 310-foot raise I nearly pooped myself.
Top Thrill Dragster debuted in 2003 as the tallest and fastest coaster in the concern - 420 feet tall, 120 mph. It was the funnest 17 seconds of my life.
Even funner than if I had relations with Kelly Kapowski, which would last far shorter than 17 seconds.

No agency trip would be authorised without a stop at McDonald’s. We happened to stop at the Big Mac Museum Restaurant in Huntingdon, Pennsylvania. With ECF screens, hot banker girls, the largest Big Mac in the concern and a double drive-thru, it was the nicest McDonald’s I’ve been to.
The perils of a 2,000-mile agency trip.

Road Trippin’: The Lost Stories and Photo

Summertime (Part II of II)
Summertime (Part I of II)

This is the first assemblage when the excitement of added edifice assemblage ending, of my summer fortuity beginning, isn’t there. I crapper no longer country the calendar assemblage supported on my edifice status, like which semester I’m in, which makes each day flow into the incoming like a continuum. The last day of spring has turned into the first day of summer without me even realizing it. Maybe even because of that lack of separation, time seems to go faster.

When I hear Summertime or Boys of Summer, or even How Bizarre, I can’t help but smile. The penalization staleness trigger neuronal pathways in my mentality that lead to happiness. The aforementioned thing happens when I think of summer activities of my youth, like when Big Easy came up with his rapper study Da Bones, or when I played tennis with Zeke and his parents. “Not in my house!” his dad said every time he spiked the ball.

I won’t be sport my cycle around Infincuralier’s hilly yard, or swimming in PepperoniNip’s bet at the houses neither of them live at anymore. Age has caught up with me, at least a little bit, as I wager for a job (if anyone knows of environmental or energy shrink positions in Virginia or DC, gratify let me know).

In January I saw digit of my surgeons for my period checkup. He had forgotten whether he took conception in my surgery. “Of instruction you did,” I said. Dr. Phil was a fellow at the time and has belike done hundreds of surgeries since. I was saddened that he forgot. He’s digit of my favorite doctors and I like to think I’m digit of his favorite patients. It’s a testament to how far I’ve come. It’s been so long since I’ve had cancer that I’m decent less categorised as a cancer survivor and more as a teen adult.

I’ve ever had an extraordinary episodic memory, which makes me more unerect to miss the older times and belike think of them as meliorate than they actually were. As an example, I still advert the first time I saw a trailer for Independence Day. It was on Mother’s Day, after eating dinner at Romano’s Macaroni Grill and before sight Broken Arrow. I sequential a pepperoni dish (what a shocker) and loved the movie (what a shocker). I saw Independence Day while on vacation at Disney World. On the way to our auditorium, located on the far right, we passed a bill for High School High.

My memory is digit think I have not gotten my aggregation published. I advert so many details, maybe even more than connatural because of the heightened mental cognisance cancer provides. I remember, and therefore to me the details are important. But most grouping will wager them as pointless. The difficulty is I have trouble deciphering which are important and which aren’t, so I indite them every down.

My aggregation is first to lose its relevance. I’m no longer twenty-one looking backwards on cancer like it was yesterday. The way the story was cursive three eld ago, just like my desire for a summer of old, doesn’t concord with my current age. Even after 13 drafts and an estimated 1,500 hours employed on it, some parts are still juvenile. If I can’t get it publicised soon I may have to go the disgraceful line of self-publishing. I crapper ever writing the story, the incoming time under the tutelage of my friend, communicator of The Woman Who Never Cooked.

I think I’ll go listen to some Fresh Prince and Don Henley.

What crapper I do to turn the impact of sickness and vomiting after chemotherapy?

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