SC's road trip

dre: I hate nature. Seriously. If they would make tubes where I could drive to work and the store without ever having to breathe outdoor air, I'd be the happiest girl on earth.

 

93 through Idaho (that's my guess) is pretty but you'll get stuck behind local traffic. On the interstate, set the cruise at 80 and get where you have to go, which is the whole idea, right?

If those photos of US 12 are near Lolo and Jerry Johnson Hot Springs, hope you stopped in for a dip!

 

Why do you hate Planet Earth, IJAG? It's gotta be the allergies, right?

 

I love nature and that picture of Jake's is enough to make me want to drive the two-lane road, but after a very stern lecture from my father (and an e-mail from my brother who drove that way last year, "You'll hate it. You'll me miserable. It's not worth it."), I'm taking the interstates there. I might take the scenic route home, since I can stop at a friend's place about midway so I won't have to worry about slow traffic.

 

No doubt. Wyoming is worse.

 

Any route that takes you over Galena Summit (between Ketchum and Stanley) into the Stanley Basin is worth the drive.

Eschew the interstates. It's suppose to be an adventure.

 

Nope, no allergies.

 

Agorophobia?

 

No idea what that is, so no.

 

But, you don't know if it's no, if you don't know what it is.

(It's fear of leaving the house or apartment)

 

So people can't dislike something without having a fear of it?

I don't like broccoli. I'm not afraid of it.

Jesus fuckstick. Never mind. I'll just stop posting on anything involving opinion. My fucking bad.

 

I really don't care. I just like the word agorophobia