Thursday, May 7, 2009

Running Around in Circles

I just got back from DC and I think it is only right that I mention some random highlights before you lock the computer up for the weekend.  I won't bore you with a lot of the work details other than this useless fact of my trainer telling us he wants to become a comedian and showing us this video of himself.  Other than that, most of my adventures were lead by a GPS that must have been playing the song running around in circles which I must say I am sadly disappointed to not be able to find a YouTube video of (if you find it or put the video up let me know and I will add it here).  I have to laugh even at this offer knowing how forward we are on here and the likeliness (if that is even a word) is about the chances of Milton getting a piece of cake.  

Now some of you are well aware of my horror stories with a GPS unit as the one I currently use has me spending more time in cornfields and nonexistent roads than Sanjaya's haircuts.  Alright, I apologize for making you listen to him actually sing but you get my drift.  I always get lost and this time I decided to take my dad's GPS in hopes of not continuing my streak (which by the way my streak is not looking so hot).  DC is not a place for the lost driver and I have concluded that GPS units no matter what brand or version they are can only take you so far.  I did once I got done taking a right hand turn only to have to move 3 lanes over in rush hour traffic to make a quick left in 500 feet get to see some pretty neat museums and monuments.  At some point, check out my facebook page and I should have a couple of them up.

On one last note because well what happens in DC stays in DC (cool new bumper sticker I should get credit for), I mentioned in my last post about writing about something that recently occurred to me that I felt was a good, heartwarming story with potential.  Let's face it, I'm still not going to tell it, but whatever it is about the whole situation has been just driving me crazy.  I appreciate the comments, ideas, and thoughts but still no word and still no idea on what to do.

KylesBottomLine:  Everything happens for a reason, you just have to be willing to wait for things to play out.


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  1. SandyMay 8, 2009 at 10:31 AM

    It's a good thing you don't use your GPS when you actually go running. You would be lost out there in Glade or at the Y just wandering around looking for a clue.
    Hey you wanted comments.

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