Friday, May 15, 2009

Utah, Wyoming, Nebraska

Well, yesterday we (myself, my parents, my brother) began the long trek from Sparks, Nevada to my sister's place in Winterset, Iowa. Last night we stayed in Coalville, Utah. It's a charming little town where there were exactly two options for places to eat: "Denise's Home Plate" and "Rodriguez Polar King".  "Denise's" was closed, so we went the Polar King place. They served Mexican and American food. It was nothing impressive. But, not bad.

Today, we are staying in North Platte, Nebraska. Nebraska is the second-most-boring state I have ever driven through (the first-most-boring honor goes to the Reno-to-Vegas Nevada drive). We stopped in Laramie, Wyoming for lunch. All I can say about that town is that I'm glad I never even considered the University of Wyoming for college (undergraduate or graduate).

Tomorrow we arrive in Winterset. This will be the first time we've been to Iowa. Will probably be just as enthralling as the rest of the midwest has been thus far.

5 comments:

NoJGenny said...

Boy, are you Mr. Negative or what? I hope the good folks of Winterset don't show up at your sister's home with pitchforks and burning torches to tar and feather you. This is God's country, by gum!! This is the Heartland, the bread basket of the USA.

Joe said...

Haha, I'm not negative. I said the midwest was enthralling.

NoJGenny said...

My apologies.

Melissa Bullard said...

Thesst, you are no longer welcome in my enthralling Midwest home.

Joe said...

You enthralling Midwesterners are so sensitive.