Three Lists about Traveling to St. Cloud, Minnesota
January 28, 2010
Things that fly by on a four-hour trip to St. Cloud, Minnesota.
• Snow-packed hills
• Local Hardee’s franchises
• Universities I’ve attended
• Available bladder room
• Cities named after legendary Native Americans
• Trucks that don’t look like they should be running at all, let alone on a highway going 55 miles per hour
• Cenex stations
Things that fly by on a four-minute drive down Division Street in St. Cloud, Minnesota
• Patience
• Your life, before your eyes
• Red Lobster
Things that DO NOT fly by on a four-hour trip to St. Cloud, Minnesota
• Time
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