mount everest

i'm not an adventurous sort of person. sometimes i think i'd like to be the kind of person who sets off on a kayaking trip through the congo, facing off against the forces of nature, blatantly regardless of the pythons and the dyptheria. but mostly i tend to go with my strengths: eating, sleeping, randomness, avoiding dyptheria...
and that works for me.
presidents day weekend tends to be a time for mini adventures involving hiking and camping and rafting, none of which i have interest in. but not to be outdone by the self-righteous physically active, i felt the need to do something. have an adventure to my liking. a katventure, if you will (not the kind where i write a blog with lots of links and rewrite the plot to every movie i've ever seen. a real life one). and so along with a like minded compatriot i drove to the four corners where i figuratively climbed what might be considered my metaphorical mt. everest when i ate four meals in four different states in one day.

you don't have to be intimidated. i live life on the edge.

that's just how i roll.

Comments

Ben said…
Yeah! However, you did not deliver paper goods as promised, for which I am truly sad. Also, how was the Middle of Nowhere?
Nama said…
kat, you truly are an inspirartion to us all.

-cue aerosmith's "livin'on the edge"-
Ann-Marie said…
richard......where are you, richard?

my body still doesn't know if it wants to eat or not. last night i wasn't really hungry, but i just kept eating anyway! it was a fun trip!!
Lincoln said…
Your coolness factor grows day by day. (read with only a hint of sarcasm)
Anonymous said…
So which state had the best food?
Andrew H said…
I think you ought to write a book entitled "Into Thin Chair" or make a movie and name it "Horizontal Limit" about your adventure(s).
Em said…
Was every meal a Taco Bell meal? Because that would just make the whole thing come full circle. The "4th Meal" each eaten in four different states?! Scrumptulescent!
john said…
On behalf of the Colorado corner, thanks for visiting. I know this advice is a little late, but when ordering food around here stick with the Denver Omelette and avoid the Rocky Mountain Oysters. Trust me...
Leah said…
I'm proud. That's quite an accomplishment.