This weekend Jax and I went down to Dallas, where we were married a little over two years ago. We left Friday at about noon and got to my sister's apartment eventually. I would just like to say that having to deal with mindless road work in places where you already don't know your way around just isn't much fun. My parents were also there visiting with my sister, but they had to leave to go find a hotel before her hubby got home from work.
The next morning when we left for the temple, they left for Utah to go skiing. We ended up spending a good 6-7 hours in our favorite place on Earth. It was glorious.
After dinner, we got ourselves pretty well lost. Getting back from the temple to the apartment proved to be a bigger challenge than either of us could handle that late at night after eating massive quantities of food. I finally had a chance to eat at Fuddruckers, and it was pretty good. Not only was the burger just about the right size (1 pound of meat) but it was also pretty tasty. Anyway, we ended up going through the airport and paying the toll because we got lost enough that we didn't even know which way Arlington was anymore. Fortunately the guy working in the toll booth knew how to get us back on track. Also Jax was on the phone with Sis, so between her and the toll booth guy, we made it back so we could try to get some sleep.
After that, we embarked on a trial run for a new adventure. In August, we will be going to Indianapolis, Indiana to watch a motorbike race. This will not be just any motorbike race, but the premier racing class in the world: Moto GP. Anyway, since we're cheap we have been planning on making special arrangements for sleeping while we are there. We had a trial run over the weekend. We had a chance to iron out a few wrinkles from the original plan and also try to think of other ways to make it generally better at the end of August. I will let Jax tell you exactly what we did, since she took the pictures, but I feel pretty good about our plan.
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