

Darren's new favorite TV show has become the theme of my life this week. It all started on Wednesday night when Susan and I decided to go for a run. We decided to take a different route than we normally do and found that the road didn't go

where we thought it did. We ended up in the neighboring town of Sugar City. It got dark faster than we wanted it to too, so we were ou

t on some pretty dark back roads. That wasn't very fun. Although it's amazing how much easier it is to run when you're

scared. We clocked it when we were done and found we had gone 8 miles. We only ended up running 5 1/2 of those, and walking 2 1/2, but still!!! We were tired when we were done.
Last night, after our traditional Saturday BBQ, we played a few rounds of lightning, and then decided to go build a bonfire at the sand dunes in St. Anthony. It was tons of fun. I was in charge of building the fire, while the guys photographed. Around 11:00, we decided to pack up and leave. Katie and I rode with Jon and Kristi, and Susan and Darren had their boys with them. The kids were getting pretty fussy, so Darren and Susan left while Jon finished up a photo he was shooting. Katie, Kristi, and I waited at the car for Jon to come with the keys. When he got there, he realized he had left the keys in Darren's car.....which was already on it's way to Rexburg. Of course Jon didn't have service on his phone, and everyone else's phones were locked in the car. So we started walking. We hadn't walked very far when we heard coyotes howling and yipping a couple of miles away from us. That was pretty scary. Fortunatly they were in the opposite direction we were walking. We walked for about two miles before Jon was able to get through to his mom. For some reason, he couldn't get through to Darren's phone. So Jon's mom called Darren and he started the 30 min. drive back to where we were. We got back home a little after 1:00am. It was another dark highway adventure. I guess I should mention that all of these pictures are pirated from Katie. I forgot my camera when we went to the dunes. OOPS. Thanks Katie!!!