Deep in the heart of Texas…. It’s a song for those who don’t know. Cute lyrics. Here is some unimportant information in case you have nothing else to do:<\/p>\n
– Once in a while you see fields of tall grass. It has a very nice dark green color. It looks so cool with the strong wind blowing over it. The movement of the grass looks like it’s water. Love it.<\/p>\n
– Road trip rules (RTR):
\n1) Never exceed the speed limit. Saw once someone with CA plates get pulled over in TX probably going only 2 miles above the limit. It’s not worth the extra maybe 5 minutes earlier you might arrive.<\/p>\n
2) Arrive before it gets dark at your destination. It’s no fun to drive around in the dark.<\/p>\n
3) Have fun! That’s it for the rules.<\/p>\n
– Saw huge rolls of fiber optic cable on the side of the freeway about every 2 miles for probably around 50 miles. Most likely they are using those to upgrade the backhaul data network for the cell towers. What a project to bury all this cable.<\/p>\n
– Saw a billboard which said: Exit here to buy Amish furniture. Eric says: I wonder if you have to pay with chickens. I said: What do they do with all those chickens? Don’t they have enough by now? Maybe they have chicken banks. Your chicken account even makes interest. They’ll multiple with more chickens. LOL. (Yeah I know you need a rooster too, but the conversation was very funny) The things you see and can twist into something funny on a roadtrip. Priceless!<\/p>\n
Ok that’s it. Hope everyone has been entertained. Soon to be in New Mexico. I will get an hour back! Yipppeee!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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