My sister-in-law Amanda and her husband Andrew live in Utah with their baby boy Caleb. Rach, Norah and I will fly out there tomorrow (Thursday) to visit. It will be Norah's first plane ride, and I'm excited to see how that goes.
I am looking forward to Utah, I don't know much about the area where Amanda and Andrew live, and I'm wondering if it will look like the picture in my head.


Andrew is a geologist, and I've been bugging him for months now to show me the KT boundary when we get there. He says it's not visible in the areas around him, but I don't believe that trash. It's Utah! There's strata after strata of exposed bedrock! There's gotta be some KT nearby. If we find some, I'm going to put it in a bottle, and use it to clone dinosaurs. I'll keep my fingers crossed, I don't care what Andrew says. What does he think he is? Some kind of geologist or something?
Anyway, we're excited to be on a little vacation, and I hope Utah is everything I dream it could be. If it's not, I'll buy underpants.
4 comments:
You are ridiculous!!! We are going to be 4 hours from that arch.
When I read the title, I thought the KT boundary might be the line between our friendship/professional relationship! Enjoy Utah!
I think the boundary is where the discussion turns to underpants.
I would like a picture of a unicorn, please. Or, whenever you're at the arch bottling your KT boundary, try to bottle me a unicorn tear. That has got to come in handy someday!
Peace.
Sara B*
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