The Beauty of Car Rides

I did not like to ride a car when I was 6 years old. For a 6-year-old child, riding a car is a boring microcosm. There is nothing to do besides sitting there while watching trees for hours. Every time I go to my mother's Volvo, I get motion sickness. If I am sick or boring, I will be waiting at the back seat for the next exit ramp so my mother can stop the bathroom break on the way. My mother had to cover me with candies and other special feasts just to put me on the train every day.

Bus from Bogota to Medellin. 8 hours and a half Karma seat = bed. Beautiful scenery The best part is that you have to use the bathroom. It looks like a cartoon. When the bus turns around the corner and suddenly turns in the car, all you can do is go back and forth on the toilet seat with it. Pure comedy. At the beginning of the month, Cara, Colleen, and I joined Casa en La Agua's "3 Hours Chicken Journey", a 2 hour water house off Cartagena. it's amazing! When I arrived, I got Pina Coladas from the bar and jumped straight into the clear water. We are in the water all day. Every day there is 2 (!) Fun times. At lunchtime and dinner, we signed the sheets, and we all got fresh food for that day. We treated ourselves last night and ordered a lobster. We chose our lobster online and had to see them running 1 hour before dinner. Super Fresh

So our last holiday is over. The entire car was disappointed and silent. The 4 hour drive has changed to an 8 hour drive. There is definitely a lot of breaks in the bathroom. When we traveled home from the road, news coverage was broadcast on television. I found that most of the weather that we drove was tropical cyclone. The anchor of the news suggests that everyone in the key and Miami prepare for the anticipated hurricane. Morale of the story is to book the hotel room in advance and check the news at any time before planning a holiday. I must admit that this is indeed a journey of history books. I can guarantee almost all family social gatherings, this story is mentioned. We did not laugh then then, but we must have laughed now!