Wednesday, March 7, 2007

Mostly nothing

Someone at work had a roll of carpet in excellent shape.  They wanted rid of it.  I don't turn down free carpet.  Hell, I don't turn down ANYTHING free.  The problem is, this free carpet was in Lenexa, KS.

I work on the East side of Kansas City, MO.  Lenexa is somewhere in God-knows-where Kansas.  I think it's almost to Colorado, but nobody agrees with me.  It's a long way. 

So, I took Kevin's truck to work, and left from there to find God-knows-where Kansas.  I found the way just fine, but felt lost the whole time.  I got this from my Dad, I think.  If I cross the state line, I'm lost.  I hate driving in Kansas.  I maneuvered Fort Worth with no problem...St. Louis, too.  I can drive in Memphis, in the dark, in the rain.  I can drive in Colorado Springs, no sweat.  I HATE driving in Kansas.

Anyway, I picked up the aforementioned carpet and headed home.  I saw a sign that said something like "get the hell OUT!" or it might have been "leaving Kansas", I'm not sure.  Then, 100 yards or so later, I saw "Welcome home, weary traveler" or it might have been "Welcome to Missouri", I'm not sure.

Here's the question:  Where was I between those signs?  Mexico?  Canada? England?  Just please, tell me what lies between the signs.

5 comments:

Anonymous said...

It's the thick line you see on maps.

~h

Anonymous said...

hahahahaha...Mexico.  Did you see Jesse's family?!  No?  Then it might not have been Mexico...lol

I never turn down anything free either.  Well, maybe, but it'd have to be pretty bad for me to say no....

~Amy

Anonymous said...

Only a truly thrifty person would drive through a space/time continium for free carpet.  I'm impressed!!

Russ

Anonymous said...

That's what they call the demiliterized zone.  -  Barbara

Anonymous said...

Glad you got back from your journey safely!
Lori
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