I ate a lot of watermelon in the morning, almost four lbs of it by my estimate, and finally finished the gosh-darned fruit, after six days of not being refrigerated. Yeah, I peed a lot in the following hours.
We went to a nice little country diner in the same town where A got the classic Americana diner breakfast. I was too full with the watermelon.
On our drive to Seattle we stopped by grand Coulee Dam which is apparently the biggest hydro dam in terms of power production in America. And it was just one of the hundreds of little sideshows of our trip, what an eventful journey this was!
Kept on driving, we came by lake chelan. It was A's first time at the lake, we couldn't find any boats to rent and have fun, so he jumped into the water and I just lay on the ground. We went to the nearby costco for gas, and got ourselves pizza for snacks, and kept driving home.
Drove through couple of really scenic places including that German town in East Washington but they won't be discussed in detail, it all happened so quick. We reached Seattle after not encountering any traffic, dropped all the goods at my place, drove the car to the rental station, dropped it and took the train back home. Except I ran into the train and told A to do the same, he didn't so we ended up in different trains and thus I waited for him in Cal Anderson park.
Being home comfortable was so so so very relaxing.
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