The logical quandary of travel and adventure
Posted on 11 January, 2010 at 3:04pm
If a standby flight across the country, ocean, mountain and piles of aging cheddar were the ingredients for one incredible time out of Orlando for the holidays… That’s what I was just served. Not a mountain-full, or an ocean-full, but a life-time supply of incredible memories and unforgettably cheese filled moments. Which is where the whole quandary comes in… throughout the trip a logical deduction of time and reason was created for every life moments relation to a cheese dish. It took some serious time.
Which is why I have not written in almost a month.
Last year I traveled out to visit San Diego for the first time. I returned completely blown away… If you want to read more about that trip, because of this blogs one year anniversary, you totally can.
Although this trip was remarkably different in almost every way the goodness remained.
Some serious highlights would undoubtedly be simply hanging out with the long-lost brother, riding in his brown buckaroo and being lovingly invited to share in the surf glory. This dudes on fire.
Connected to this was the toothless talking game on the Coaster coming back from Oceanside. I completely forget what the game was called but it was incredible.
I feel completely overrun by the quantity of memories from this trip. I just have to stop.
T of the T — Matt Chandler: Sanctification and Marrige
S of the T — Jillian Edwards: July & June
P’s of the T



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