Causalities on the trip…

Lucky for me this trip was not nearly as trauma filled as my West Coast trip.

1)      I lost my dragonfly from my belly ring 

2)      My flip flop broke and had to be retired

3)      Tyler tripped on I’m not actually sure what, but I laughed when he tripped and later when we past the same spot the memory made me giggle again (two for the price of one)

4)      Tyler spilled water on his pants while washing his hands in the bathroom in Nashville, and had to walk back to the table pretending he didn't look like someone who just peed on himself.

5)      Multiple bag injuries to both of us. From carrying our bags, loading our bags and even kicking or tripping on our bags.

6)      I walked into someone. No, not the little stumble where you delicately bump into them. I full on walked into a person who was standing completely still, I’m surprised he never fell over. Tyler sa the whole thing happen, started to warn me and then figured what’s done is done (although secretly I think it’s payback for #3)

As for #’s 3-5 I blame all the driving… yup I am still using that excuse. However… #6… this was one of the best moments of my trip. Robyn must have gotten into a zone where she had completely tuned out the world around her, I saw her heading toward the guy and figured she would turn and avoid him as there was still some space between them and he was standing completely still looking at something in a shop. Then Robyn began to pick up speed and get closer so I said to her, “hey careful, you are gonna run into that guy” but she still continued to walk at a normal pace. Given I was walking next to her I decided at this point that I would start to walk a little to the left so that she had room to slide over and dodge this guy, given she did not move an inch when I did I finally shouted, “HEY! LOOK O…”  and before I could get it out she smacked straight into the guys back… he looked seriously confused, I laughed, and Robyn looked at me and said, “why didn’t you warn me?!?” … to which I responded, “I did… twice”