wyoming

[kaigou]

damn, it's big.

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[misanagi.livejournal.com]

Hi :)

You know, I just realized I friended you and didn't even introduce myself. I'm Misanagi and I've been reading some of your fics (and yes, I was bad and didn't give feedback although you certainly deserved it. ^^;;) I noticed you had a LJ form a comment in one of my friend's LJ, so I thought I would friend you too.

I know that when I find that someone has friended me, I like to know where they came from so I try to give the information to the people whom I friend.

So... Hi, again.

[christeos-pir.livejournal.com]

> damn, it's big.

You say the sweetest things. };->

- V -

[solitude1056.livejournal.com]

Heh.

[pixiepilot.livejournal.com]

I spent a lot of time in Wyoming on Sunday getting back from Nan Desu Kan. Yeah, it's big. I think I broke my old record crossing the continental divide, though. ;)

[solitude1056.livejournal.com]

Does crossing it constitute seeing the sign that says "continental divide"? Because in that case I didn't really cross it so much as straddle it for about two hours.

Which is a really grotesque and kinda perverted image now that I think about it.

*scrubs brain furiously*

[habibti.livejournal.com]

That's just because you live in one of the postage stamp states back east. The west is cool - it's got space.

[solitude1056.livejournal.com]

Rhode Island was postage-stamped. Considering it'd take me as long to go from top to bottom of my home state as it did for me to cross Wyoming top-to-bottom today, I'd say I'm not coming from a postage-stamped state. Our mountains are older, too, anyway. Nyah.