Road Trip: Oklahoma City, OK

After a day of packing the car to the max, and driving 18 hrs and 6 minutes we were at our destination- Oklahoma City, OK. Our plan was to drive there and fly back and then take the train back to Lynchburg, so we took advantage that we could move things over there and keep a car over there too; A little less stuff to have to transport the next time. Cause trust me my wardrobe alone can pack my car to the max! It was a long trip, but between the laughs and new adventures the time was really saturated in good times; and in a flash we were there. On the way were so many big cities like Knoxville, Nashville, Memphis, Little Rock… I wish I had time to stop at all of them. But well I did stop in Knoxville, I mean we did have to eat and watch the LAKERS game so might as well stop at a big city and have some fun. 

The road trip was business and well of course I had to mix some pleasure into it. I mean I did just drive a good 18 hours. Well I had to take several merit test for the county for some jobs i applied for. And My bf had some business to handle too, with basketball and his school stuff. And together we visited apartment complexes just trying to get familiarized with our soon to be new address. But at night- it was on. Bricktown in downtown Oklahoma City was amazing. Living in Lynchburg, VA almost made me forget how many things there are to get into in a big HUGE city. I cant even begin to describe to you everything they have, alone in the city is over 5 malls. Say what? Lynchburg has 1. I almost lost my mind- with how many OPTIONS there were- a long list of things to do. And thankfully for the entire journey and new experience was a great supportive and loving boyfriend. It is the Home of the OKC Thunder and SONICS.. I am telling you sonics on every corner more sonics then Mickey D's, which i never thought was possible. Needless to say I LOVED IT and I DEFINITLEY did not want to get on the plane back. I was sad to have to come back, but the more time that passes by the faster I get out of Lynchburg and will soon be living here in the wonderful, big and developing city of Oklahoma City.