Sunday, April 27, 2008

I can't think of a title for this post. Probably because yesterday at the very moment the sun crossed the International Date Line, I blinked. I am sure that all of you are aware of the consequences of blinking at such a moment, so I will spare you the explanation.

This post is not about anything typed above. That was just stuff that I have been wanting to say for a long time, but I didn't think the world was ready for it.

I still haven't started writing about what I intended to write about, so stop distracting me! Ok, here it is:

Boydell and I bought two of these dune buggies. Mine is black and Boydell's is Yellow like a dandelion. We got them put together and finally went out to five mile pass to test them out. They are so much fun!! The have really high clearance and independent suspension so they are pretty cool.

Next week we are going down to Little Sahara. I haven't been there for years, and I can't wait to get back with our new buggies. We will have to buy paddles, which will let us tear across the sand.

Well, I am out of words to type. So there.

5 comments:

elesa said...

I think it is significant that you compared boydell's dune buggy to a dandy lion. So what is yours black like? Your SOUL???

Lance Whitaker said...

Harsh. I cry tears of sadness.

Lance Whitaker said...

it feels like somebody took my heart and dropped it into a bucket of boiling tears… and at the same time, somebody else is hitting my soul in the crotch with a frozen sledgehammer… and then a third guy walks in and starts punching me in the grief bone… and I’m crying, and nobody can hear me, because I’m terribly, terribly… terribly alone.

Demi said...

I will admit that many people make me laugh. I find humor in the words of witty people, it is true. Sometimes I find myself laughing out loud while sitting at a computer reading the blog of such witty people.
However, Lance makes it an art. Your ramblings cause a tickle at my core that is like none other.

Tony Muilenburg said...

I wish I had blinked at the same moment the sun went down over the IDL. Since there is no going back, I'll have to live with the concequences.