Day Fourteen - Sunday

Today was a drive through the clouds. Literally, it was raining/misty/cloudy from the time we left Seattle until we stopped in Butte, Montana. However, it was pretty cool to see the clouds just sitting on the mountainsides at times.

My mom and I slept in a bit and then went to a church in Seattle called Mars Hill. The pastor has sermons on iTunes and he's pretty good. So, we got a later start out of the city, not until about 1:00 and headed East. Eastern Washington is pretty ugly honestly...looks nothing like the western part of the state once you get past the Cascade Mountains. We made it to Idaho around 5:30ish and were in that state for just over an hour. Driving through the mountains in Idaho though we saw an awesome rainbow. It started on the trees on one side of the road and arched clear across to the other side. Pretty cool for sure, though pictures cannot really capture it. After Idaho came Montana around 6:40 which was really 7:40 because we lost an hour at that point. Nothing really exciting, the trip now is pretty much just to make it home so I can make it back to Milwaukee. Only a couple more days. The views are still beautiful though of course. I'm not looking forward to leaving the mountains of Montana behind for the boring landscape of the midwest again tomorrow. Well, it's midnight and I'm tired. G'nite.

Quote of the day:
"Rainbows apologize for angry skies." - Sylvia Voirol