Megan had arranged for us to stay with a friend of a friend in Albuquerque. She was this feisty little old lady named Lou and she was a blast! She made us spaghetti with homemade sauce. It was so good.
Some of the mountains in Arizona.
After breakfast Lou drove us around the city for a bit, told us all about how she became a christian and then sent us on our way.
Good bye, Albuquerque.
We arrived in LA around 3 am soooo happy!
Megan got to go to the beach.
We went to dinner at a vegetarian place. Megan had a kale lemonade and I had a pomegranate soda.
We played Catan with my roomies. A game I was very pleased to learn Megan enjoyed.
Then we parted. Road trip successful.
I would like to take this opportunity to talk about Megan Graves. I loved her before this road trip. After I dropped her off at her friend Ashley's I was surprised by just how saddened I was by the empty seat next to me. Somehow I thought I would be glad for some alone time, but I would much rather have had her stay in LA with me in my tiny little room.
She was absolutely the perfect travel companion. She eats healthy and is also on a budget so she planned meals out that worked with both of those ideals. Our body temperatures matched up perfectly so we there was no fighting over heating/air conditioning in the car. She planned our stops and set up places for us to stay so I didn't have to worry about hotels.
She is one of the most inspiring christian women, and friends that I have in my life. I love her so much. She is one of the people that I honestly can not believe God has blessed me with.
I love so very much, Megan. Thank you for making this trip so much more than just getting back to LA. I can never tell you enough how grateful I am for you.
I hope you all have enjoyed my little road trip blog because now it is back to business! My journey is only just beginning.
EMG
Jumping back in!
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