Day 10: Where We're Going, We Don't Need Roads! (Okay Maybe We Do)

Looks like I'm officially committed to this whole "post every two days" thing. Not by choice, but it keeps happening. 

Today was a travel day. We're headed away from Utah and back to Boise, this time to enjoy a house that *isn't* full of screaming children. 

Okay, not all of them are screaming, but I'm pretty sure there are more screaming than are allowed by any state laws.

Same house in Boise, just that all the kids are gone. As a bonus, we don't have to stay in the porta-potty-smoker-bomb house. (See Days 1 and 2).

Before we got to Boise we visited my cousin Katie at her house in Eagle Mountain, Utah. She has twins. THEY'RE ADORABLE.

Sorry. I think small children are adorable when they're not crying or screaming or shrieking or getting hurt or throwing up or anything else. I feel sorry for my kids. I'll probably adopt.

ANYWAY. Moving on. We visited for a while, which was nice because we haven't seen them in ages.

Driving. Oh how I've missed being packed into a minivan like a sarcastic sardine with an attitude. We drove a lot. Again. I really should be used to it by now. THIS TIME, however, JONATHAN decided it would be a really smashing idea to get sick. Yeah. Ewww... Not fun. I had to swap seats with him, which put me in the back. OH THE HUMILIATION. I couldn't bear it. It was TERRIBLE. Terrible enough that I need capital letters to express just how awful it was.

UGH.

No it really wasn't that bad, and it sure beat being within firing range of Jonathan. If you catch my drift. Ew.

Once at my aunt's, we rented X-Men Origins: Wolverine, and despite the horrid interpretation of Deadpool, I enjoyed it immensely. 

Slept on the couch. Which is better than my bed at the previous house. Couch beats floor any day.

Tata for now.

I've always hated that saying.

-Ben