I’ll skip the ride over the mountains because that is just too boring and has been done too many times. I have however gone east over the mountains several times myself and once you reach the east side of Washington it is a whole new story. Wind turbines are everywhere and stare at you from their ominous propellers in the sky. The only thing that makes them cool is how they look like a frozen herd of ginormous animals in the field but also the feeling they give you because you know they are providing clean energy. That kind of pride for your country’s improvement makes you feel not fuzzy and warm but the goose bumps that develop make you feel good rather than cold. As we became closer to our destination we came across a lake called “Soap Lake” and we made note to check it out on the way back. Off the highway the road down to our campsite wound...

                About a year ago my friend and I, of many years, were having a Harry Potter marathon before the last movie was released. Five of us in a semi-circle like at the edge of a ring, we had all seen the movies plenty of times so we talked about them more than we watched them however pausing at funny parts and just enjoying the time together like a school a fish from Finding Nemo. By the time we got to the fifth, Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, the sky outside had dimmed and everyone had gone, leaving just my friend and I. We started asking more personal questions, getting to know tidbits about each other that we never really made time for or maybe we were too apprehensive...

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