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Ticket to Write Steve Stephens commentary : trip tests mettle of family.

I continue to get a sense of joy and expectation on the open road, but it starts to peter out after one hundred miles or so of steady driving. When the trip odometer hits 200, my back has started to cramp and I start to snap at the greasy-spoon waitresses or convenience-store attendants who cross my trail. At three hundred miles I have devolved into something like a mindless, migratory beast falling forward on instinct alone, like a lemming or gnu, but with cards and an AAA discount. ( I am going through something similar on airline trips, all condensed into the time it takes to clear security. ). If nothing else, the twins picked up some valuable travel trips from the drive. Ultimately , there's no place where a timeout can be served within a moving vehicle, except maybe the trunk, and Mommy and Father are much too fearful of the authorities to ever make that move. So , there's no drawback to howling as loud as feasible so long as the car is doing at least 30 mph.

They, of course, then declined to go potty before getting in the automobile -- no candy aisle at ...more

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