Nebraska

We took our students to a dare 2 share conference in Lincoln, Nebraska. It was a great time!!

I used to live here. I didn’t like it while I was there but the grass is always greener on the other side. I miss it a lot. You meet great people there and it is a small town environment because everything and everyone is so close nearby in Lincoln.

Bad vibe. Bad feeling. Bad ju ju. We drove the state’s length and it was all bad. I couldn’t cross the state line fast enough.

I could be hasty in my opinion, but that’s my impression.

Entertainment consists of drinking and being an idiot. Older people and city officials say that there are many things for youngsters such as myself to do, but when one attempts to do anything of these “things”, they turn out to be wastes of time. Notable examples: Trails and Rails Museum, Archway Monument, and the wondrous Platte River. To be clear, you’re more likely to have a good time by scoring yourself some drugs in the park by the high school and drifting into the house with the loudest bass by the college on a Thursday night.

Boring … Go there though, It makes you appreciate home. (unless home is somewhere like Kansas) haha

If you’re ever stuck doing the painstaking trek on I-80 to cross the state, I highly recommend making your pit stop in Paxton. Quite possibly the nicest people I’ve ever met, good home cookin’, and a quaint, pleasant atmosphere—not to mention a beautifully clear sky at night.

If you go, do NOT stay at Kearney State Park.

I suppose we need to grow our food somewhere, but it sure doesn’t make for an interesting drive.

Driven across Nebraska many times on I80

I was driving through the state and stayed overnight. Nebraska has some awesome storms! I didn’t see any sites since I was just driving through, but from Interstate 80 it’s a typical looking state.