Sacramento Ca Days Inn

... s in the TRUNK, let me get it for you". At this he allowed me to exit the car and go to the trunk with him. When I opened it up all he could see was cases and plastic bags from the Vegas outlets.
He could see that this was going to be a massive task and he might miss the next donut run, so handed me back my license and said "Look, just get back in your car and merge into the lane and be on your way. And don't cross the yellow lines." I explained to him that ...

A lovely day -- with an easy drive out to Sacramento, a good day visiting Sac State (which is a very pretty campus, especially this time of year, with the leaves changing), then an easy drive home. Definitely a long day, and I was exhausted by the end of it, but not a bad one at all.

... got one too since it was one of those self wash things with a pressure gun (FUN) we also gave her another oil change but this was later on in Yuba ( the dude there was really nice, he complemented both our lack of direction and the paint job on Betsy)

After we left Yosemite we went straight to Jessica's mom's, near Sacramento. It was the perfect place to spend our last weekend on the road. A small bbq was planned, and man was it nice to eat some good food, instead of only items coming out of a box or a can.

I got to meet some of Jessica's family that I never had before, and hang out with some of my old friends from school. Joe Kellie, and ...

What a great weekend I was able to spend with Ken and Terry plus Nessa and Vicky (the dogs). A lot was had at the Apple Festival in Apple Hill; eating a drinking everything apple along with a great conversation on "Choice". Sunday was spent in ...

... almost shook apart. Had I the energy, I would have done the same thing.

It has been a fascinating journey. I am left in awe of the vastness of this country and the beauty there is to be seen, as well as the kindness and friendliness of all the people I met. I feel extremely grateful to live in this wonderful land.

Thank you all for sharing it with me and sending your comments.

... the time they seem to be sitting on little stools next to the crafts they sell, or standing around peacefully waiting for nothing in particular. Their faces are flat planes of burnished bronze featuring slanted, inscrutable eyes. They smile revealing gold rimmed teeth. Many of them wear the traditional brightly colored clothing and some of the women wear the customary rounded-topped pork pie hat, at once odd and charming. Speaking of crafts, there are ...

... and went to pick up the car. We'd reserved a Ford Edge, but it wasn't ready. They offered an Escape instead. Uh-uh. All I wanted to know was how long it'd be for the Edge. They never did answer that question, but did eventually upgrade us for the same cost to a Hummer H3. Woo!! That upgrade I took. I've always wanted to try one. :D Off to Redding. The drive is not quite 3 hours, and very dull until about the last 20 minutes.

... for the past 6 years. We'll be saying good bye to many wonderful friends, and hoping that they really will come visit us in Beautiful British Columbia, and trying hard not to second-guess all these decisions. And for me (Lauren) this trip will make me an immigrant, putting some kind of closing punctuation on my status as a united ...

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