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| I may be wrong, but this cowboy might be the only person we saw whose job was not tied to tourism. |
| Below, Janice and Lisa and I spent a great afternoon trekking around the Laurence Rockefeller Nature Preserve in Grand Teton National Park. Later that evening, Lisa and her friend Charlie met us in town for an awesome dinner at the Snake River Grill. |
| Lisa sports some cool shades I found for her at the "Jackie O" exhibit at the Smithsonian. |
| A cultural highlight of the trip was a visit to Driggs, Idaho, the self-proclaimed "Cultural Hub of the Universe." (You knew it had to be somewhere, right?) After a delicious dinner at the Warbirds Café (and military aviation museum--check it out sometime), we went to the Spud Drive-In to see a double feature of Toy Story 3 and Iron Man 2. The days last a long time in Idaho, so the first movie didn't start until 9:30. Iron Man 2 didn't end until about 1:30. Earlier in the day, Janice and I had gone to the hardware store and purchased chairs. Everybody brought their own sweaters and blankets because it kinda cold. Paul and his friend Becky (above) had matching blankets, and Janice and I brought ours from the hotel. Toy Story 3 was terrific. (Remember: Facebook Stalking=Death by Monkeys. Pass it on.) |