Day 2 in Harrisburg:

I'm not actually in Harrisburg today, today I am in what is know as Pennsylvania Dutch Country!  It's actually very beautiful and the people are very nice.  Its cold cold cold! out here, it is 34° F but it feels like 27° because of wind chill, god bless the crisp dry wind out here.

I had to rent a car last night and since I didn't get into town until midnight Budget only had one car left, a Hummer H3 baby!  So I'm rolling through Dutch Country in an H3, that is the most baller shit you can do in Dutch Country.  It's red and has black interior, I enjoy driving it around but oh my god I can literally watch the gas guage move down as I drive.  I think the mpg is about 2, seriously.  I had this car on my list of possible cars to purchase but not anymore, it is just way too impractical.  Also although it's nice inside it has a rough ride because it's on a truck base, it also is loud inside (lots of road noise)  Note: Pictures to come

This is a very odd thing to think and feel but I enjoy going to the Walmart Super Center it makes me feel comfortable.  It is my grounding place, if I drive into a new city I find the closest Super Walmart and I'll just walk around.  Part of it I think is that they are all the same so it feels familiar even though I'm in a strange city.  Also I usually go late at night so there aren't many people there and I can walk around look at random things and just kinda detox and think.  Is that odd that I feel like that?  I read about sports players who used to travel alot saying they liked to find the malls in the different cities because they were usually all the same and familiar.  Odd but it's my slice of heaven.  I think I like to check out the prices to at the different Walmarts because it is just ridicilous how much cheaper the stuff is here then in CA.  Amazing, like tonight I bought a fleeze pull over for 6.50 and a long sleeve mock turtle neck for 4.00.  Yes yes yes I did not back well enough for the cold weather and I had to buy more warm clothes. :)

SloKat OUT!