In the
morning, we woke up extra early (okay normal for Sam) to ensure we get a
campsite for the 4th of July. Knowing this is a big holiday, we weren’t
sure we would get a site, which is why we had Britt put the pedal to the medal
while driving the 40 miles back to the campgrounds. Just a few short miles away
from the campsite, we saw our first bear! Lindsay almost died, while Sam and
Britt immediately whipped out their cameras (yes, while Britt was driving). We
even pulled over to pet the bear and feed it one of our now infamous PJ&J
sandwiches. He loved it and said, “Thanks.” Oh, and you’ll never guess who it
was! YOGI BEAR!!! He even asked us for our pic-a-nic basket, which, since we’re
poor, we did not give to him. Sorry! We had more luck this time around, as we
were able to claim a campsite for not one, but TWO nights!! Score! Let me just
give you a quick image of our view for the next 2 ½ days.
Jealous yet? After
scoping out our campsite and setting up our tent, we desperately needed to do
laundry. Sam and Britt had accidently left sweaty, and by sweaty we mean
soaking wet, workout clothes in a plastic bag for 5 days. Oops!! For those of
you who know anything about biology; damp clothes + containment + darkness + 5
days = pure disgustingness. A stench so repulsive it makes sticking your head
into a sewer system smell like a dozen roses. Let’s just say, it was definitely
time to do laundry. Since we had no other plans for the day, we decided to have
a joyous pic-a-nic with our new best friend Yogi bear on Jackson Lake
overlooking the Grand Tetons. It was absolutely breath-taking.
You know
those fake looking backgrounds that you see on green screens? That’s what our
life looks like right now, except it’s real life. We opted to stay at this site
and soak in some of the scorching rays in order to prep ourselves for the next
4 days of no showers and no makeup. Britt’s fantasy world, Lindsay’s greatest nightmare.
Sam…..just in the middle. As you may or may not have noticed, we have been on a
mission to stock up on wine for quite some time. In fairness, this is a camping
area, which beer and camping go hand in hand. Not so much the wine. For those
that don’t drink beer, there can be problems. After what we had seen, we had
pretty much given up on the idea of finding wine. In fact, for those of us that
don’t drink beer, we (Sam) even resorted to Mike’s Hard Lemonade. Desperate times
call for desperate measures. While on an expedition to find the pool at Jackson
Lodge, we decided to stop at some stores to scope out some potential gifts for
our most avid followers. In the process of doing this, you will never guess
what we stumbled upon!!! Wine, wine and more wine. And by wine, we mean boxed
wine, which turned out to be freakin fantastic. AND, as an added bonus, it had
1.33 times the amount of an average bottle. What more could we ask for? I mean,
come on now.
Once we
got back to the campsite, we downed all 25 bottles of wine. At this point, we
were feeling a little tipsy and decided to write a blog. **DISCLAIMER: This
blog may or may not have been written while slightly intoxicated.
Until Next Time,
Au Revoir
I hope you are able to remember at least SOME of your trip, you alchies.
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