> > After bowling, we went to a coffee shop, which was cool, because we don't really have many (or any) in Ohio.
>
> I beg to differ, famous! Perhaps there are no coffee shops where you live...we seem to have them a-plenty up where I live. We have this really awesome place in Troy called Winans; they make a coffee confection called a Milky Way...it is too good to describe. There's also a nice little coffee shop in Piqua called Javawocky that makes a really good cappucino.

Ok, perhaps you'll have to show me those sometime. I've yet to see one. :)


> >This is where I met Speedball.. and some of their other friends too.
>
> Huh. I didn't realize that Speedball and Darien and Minamoon went to the same school!

Yeah, that was such a bonus getting to see them all in one trip. Elmira's a cool school. LOTS of purple everywhere. :)


> > Ok. After we chatted a while, I had to go. I didn't want to be driving in the dark. So, at about 1 p.m. I hopped back in my car and headed for New Hampshire. Now, I hoped the ride would be as smooth as last time, but they have these things called TOLL BOOTHS, which I hate. Now, I'm not dumb, I have heard of them before, but they were still new to me. So, I had a tough time with those.
>
> Just curious...what route did you take? My guess is you were on Interstate 90, which turns into the Mass Pike in Massachusetts, at least part of the way. Am I right? It seems like theres a stinking toll booth every five miles on that highway.

Yep, you got it. The Mass Pike was definitely the worst, toll booth wise. I'm lucky I found some stops with change.


> > Eventually I got to New Hampshire though, and called Sam and Leen. The said when I got closer I could call them and they'd meet me someplace. I agreed, but the drive was so easy, and the directions Sam had given me earlier last week were so good, that I made it to their house with ease. So, I called them, and told them I was sitting in their driveway. They laughed and came out to meet me.
>
> That RULES, famous!
>
> > Then we travelled a little bit, and got to see the beach. It was obviously too cold to do anything but walk on it, but it was still pretty cool to see.
>
> What, haven't you ever heard of POLAR BEAR swimming?

I'm not doing it! :)


> > That night we watched The God's Must Be Crazy. That movie is weird at the beginning, but extremely funny all the way through. I laughed a lot.
>
> Was that the first time you ever saw TGMBC? I think I saw that for the first time when I was eleven or twelve. I die laughing everytime I watch that movie. (I don't think the sequel is nearly as good, though.)

Yeah, that was the first time I'd ever seen it. I laughed a so much after I got into it. Sam says the sequel is better, so I'll have to watch and tell you all who's right. ;)


> Gri"now where did I put that old glass Coke bottle?"shny

fam "hehe" ous