Or: A Reminder This Isn't Half as Anonymous as it Pretends to Be
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| Kydee, Doctor and the Half-Horse. Doctor was freaking out over the guitar fitting with all of our things, but I made it fit, dammit. It should be noted riding in this thing was like driving a slightly over-sized smart car. My knees left imprints on Doctor's back. |
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| The radio refused to work, and it ate the converter tape for our ipods. So we used the cord from the converter tape to tie a portable speaker to the cup holder. There. Fixed. |
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| To quote Kydee, "We fixed the music and broke the engine." |
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| But then the Dolorian came to our rescue. This is also the only picture of me. Y'know, "only person taking pictures so I'm never in them" syndrome. |
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| Half-Horse, being pushed down the road to a safer rest stop. |
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| The Beach and The Broke Fund, which funded a decent portion of the trip. |
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| At the beach, we rejoiced in usual beach-going activities, like playing guitar poorly, burying each other in sand, body-surfing, boogie-boarding and getting hella' sun burned. |
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| Kydee, post-burn, "The Happiest Little Lobster," on Sunset Cliffs. An ex-pat couple in a converted van lent us a blanket because it was so very cold. |
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| Overall, I'd say the experience was pretty awesome. |
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| We were sad to pack up and head home. |
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