Since moving to Twin Falls,
we're tried to take advantage of what this lil' poe-dunk community has to offer.
Well, this homely, sagebrush-y, many-a-pot-holes town has,
drum roll please...
Target, Costco, and the Evil Kenevil Jump,
and that about sums it up.
With Costco being the climax of all the options, mind you.
So, after consuming enough $1.50 hot dogs and drinks from the Costso eatery
to feed this 35,000 populated town,
we decided it's time to move onto
the next adventure,
ya know, since we've in addition,
already bought almost every $1 bin
gadgety item Target stocks,
so that leaves the Evil Kenevil Jump to explore.
As a happy, mormon, tennis-shoed family we make our way to the paved walking trails.
"How about we have Grant bring his bike to ride on the trail."
Genius. Poorly genius.
My hubby's idea proved that he's more then just a pretty face.
Right?
well, not so genius.
Not so genius at all.
Cause Grant, our own lil' homegrown amateur Evil Kenevil formulated in his
superb thought processes to do his own Evil Kenevil attempt
off the walking trail while his graying mother and bald dad weren't looking.
The Result:
Nathan transformed into Speedy-Twinkled-Toed Man and caught Grant right before
he plummeted off the edge of the steep, sage-brushed, rocky terrain cliff into
the ragging, icy-cold river below.
Here's the man himself after having his bootie chewed out for doing
such maneuvers.
And here's our forced smiled "happy family picture" that a stranger
offered to take for us after chewing Grant out.
Obviously they weren't around for the chewing out session!
Conclusion:
Leave the bike at home.
Good idea?
Yes.
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