Cinquo de mayo
Tour of the Gila
It was a right zippy one, this. I'd hardly started (and received a rare flogging) before the whole thing was over. Though it wasn't the kind of form I take kindly to, it wasn't a bad trip. Silver city's a ball and the people there aren't half bad, not to mention the walmart that's absolutely suave... I'd take silver and its sophisticated residents over boulder any day. With that aside I rented a car for the first time, and tested it too. Its great how cars can put up with so much. Who'd ever thought a dodge caliber could go 100 mph for 300 miles? But then again I didn't realize brakes didn't pulse on all cars either. With that said...
Anyway, el paso turned out to be a great place, they've got the place dialed for sure- the urban sprawl that's seemingly endless, the overabundance of cheap labor, nice thrifty residencial complexes.... the works really. In fact, I didn't realize how close it is to Mexico. Literally half the cars sport license plates of comunidad Chuiahuah. I got to thinking the caliber might like to see the place. But alas we decided to hang out at the walmart with some of the local quality. That car is slick in the south, dude. That's all old news though. My ticket back to immortal combat is in hand and the action starts on may 12th. I hope to be on the inflicting end of the pain this time. Sent via BlackBerry from T-Mobile
It was a right zippy one, this. I'd hardly started (and received a rare flogging) before the whole thing was over. Though it wasn't the kind of form I take kindly to, it wasn't a bad trip. Silver city's a ball and the people there aren't half bad, not to mention the walmart that's absolutely suave... I'd take silver and its sophisticated residents over boulder any day. With that aside I rented a car for the first time, and tested it too. Its great how cars can put up with so much. Who'd ever thought a dodge caliber could go 100 mph for 300 miles? But then again I didn't realize brakes didn't pulse on all cars either. With that said...
Anyway, el paso turned out to be a great place, they've got the place dialed for sure- the urban sprawl that's seemingly endless, the overabundance of cheap labor, nice thrifty residencial complexes.... the works really. In fact, I didn't realize how close it is to Mexico. Literally half the cars sport license plates of comunidad Chuiahuah. I got to thinking the caliber might like to see the place. But alas we decided to hang out at the walmart with some of the local quality. That car is slick in the south, dude. That's all old news though. My ticket back to immortal combat is in hand and the action starts on may 12th. I hope to be on the inflicting end of the pain this time. Sent via BlackBerry from T-Mobile
posted by Tom Peterson @ 10:35 PM
