you can have your city, you can take it from me

wyoming is a pretty nice place, but it takes a long time to get there. i'm in chicago again now and tomorrow morning i'm going back to toronto. i will put up some pictures then. i sort of got a tan a little bit, which is a shocker. i got to go horseback riding twice, in the gros ventre mountains. i saw lots of animals, like antelope and moose and bison and bald eagles and stuff. even a baby moose with its mother. i also saw many multimillion dollar homes belonging to oil tycoons from texas and the like and also drove through bonderant (i think that is the name), the coldest place in america. jackson hole is nice. i am sure if i were fabulously wealthy i would enjoy living in such a place. someone told us, that for an acre of land there it's half a million dollars, and a lot more for a good acre with a view of the mountains. thats just land, with nothing built on it. so anyway mike thinks the bunny might be a klingon? and his muffler is getting bigger. today i was in the process of travelling, from 10:30 am to 9:30 pm. that is a lot of travel. i never found a walmart in wyoming, there was a super k in town i think but i was only in town for a very tiny part of my stay. there is a kind of appeal to being able to stand in a place and see for miles in all directions and the only sign of human inhabitation is the road you are standing on. and the expensive private jet in the sky above you. oh well.