Biking and riding the bus?  What are you trying to do?  Save money or something?  I walk to the post office, church, and Keith's house.  You don't really need a car here in the metropolis of Sinclair.  Please be careful, brother-of-mine.  Are you wearing a helmet?  Do you know your hand signals for left, right, and stop?  And, thanks for giving Mom something to pray and worry about besides me. 

Speaking of Mom, she's locked out of her account and can't sign in.  I think she's forgotten her password.  If you could, please reset it! 

Hi to Melissa, Hannah, Elijah, and David!

Cindi

If you want to see the definition of tourist trap, go to my blog and read the Prairie Dog Town entries.  My goodness.  And we weren't the only people there that day.  It's amazing what people will pay for when they've been stuck on the road in flat Kansas for several hours! 

Have a great day,

Cindi

Keith and I arrived in Salina, KS last night around 8:45.  That was a long drive.  Arkansas is wider that I remember it.  Oklahoma is just as uninteresting as I remember it.  Kansas is pretty in a wheaty sort of way.  We've decided to sleep until we weren't tired anymore and then leave whenever that is.  My body apparently didn't agree with that plan since I am here posting at 5 am. 

By the way, my cell phone is lost.  The last time I remember seeing it was Sunday night before bed.  I haven't been able to find it since.  Yesterday I had the service suspended until I find it or have it disconnected.  For now, you can reach me on Keith's phone (ask Mom for the number, he wouldn't appreciate it being published in cyberspace).  I'm going to get a new phone when we get to Wyoming. 

 I can't believe I let him talk me into moving to WY!  What was I thinking?

 More later,

Cindi