After I finish work today at 2:30, Justin and I are taking off for our big summer vacation! Last year we took three days and rode the Megabus down to Chicago for an impromptu vacation. Since we're long distance for the better part of the year, it's nice to just have a few days together with no other distractions. Therefore, we decided to do it again this year! This time we are getting in touch with our outdoorsy sides and driving up through the Sandhills, to the Black Hills, and then hitting up the Badlands on our way back! We bought hiking boots and gear to hike in the rain (because it looks like we will need it.)
Neither one of us has been to these places before, and we are really excited to go! Phone service will be limited but internet works. So maybe I'll be better about blogging this trip than my everyday life...
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