Kristina’s Uncle, Andre, took me around to see Great Falls while the girls decorated the church for the wedding on Saturday. We stopped at Giant Springs State Park which is right along the Missouri River. Even though the temperature was 92 today, the constant gentle breeze made it comfortable. The lack of humidity also helps.
When we were up in the clouds I took this shot of the wing when we were somewhere between Denver and Great Falls. The inside of the Montana Airport was small and empty. There was a decorative mountain scene with a mountain lion, water fall and native american statue at the very top. Getting off the plane I saw a real native american but taking a picture of her would be rude.
At Denver International Airport the mens restrooms also double as tornado shelters. Also, the free wifi here is not mobile friendly. First they make you scroll through 10 pages of legalese then they make you watch a 30 second commercial that is in a format unsuported by my phone. At any rate, onwards to Great Falls, Montana.
Kristina and I are waiting to board our flight to Montana for Kristina’s cousin’s wedding. We have a 2 hour layover in Denver before reaching the big sky country so expect to see another update then.
On my way home from work where I come to find a horde of angry commuters waiting for the red line train at Metro Center. Aparently there is a system wide signaling problem. Argh! Atleast I have a bunch of podcasts to listen to while I wait.
It gets better. The first train was way too packed for me to get on. The second train was only going to Silver Spring which doesn’t help me who is trying to get to the end of the line in Glenmont. I got on the third train and after 10 minutes of repeatedly opening and closing the doors, the train was put out of service and everyone had to unload. The forth train was another Silver Spring train. I finally made it onto the fifth train after arriving at Metro Center.
Kristina and I dropped off two trash bags of clothes at the Salvation Army today. We were busy moving her from College Park to my apartment in Glenmont. Since we were at the Salvation Army, the fiance and I looked around and found this ugly $35 chair.
We had a party last night to celebrate my roommate’s 26th birthday. Things got a little out of control when a stuffed baby Shrek doll was sacrificed in our living room. Good times.
It started storming here at Bethany Beach. Lighting would light up the sky like it was day time and the rain was coming down hard. At first I thought the thunder was fireworks over the nearby beach. Since we didn’t have any firework plans Kristina and I and our friend Katie made Mojitos and rented “Be Kind Rewind” starring Jack Black and Mos Def.
Kristina and I stopped into a store on Central Avenue in Bethany that sold vintage signs and other weird stuff. The sculpture of the monkey holding it’s nose is a toilet paper holder and costs $120.
