Tomorrow is the day. The road trip officially comes to an end and I move into my PTS dorm room in the morning. The trip has been a lot of fun. I have thoroughly enjoyed it, with a few exceptions. There seemed to be never ending construction throughout the nation, especially as we made it closer to the eastern seaboard. On top of that, we had to stop every few miles (at least that is how it felt) to pay tolls ranging from $.50 to $20. Also, we drove through a terrible lightening storm on our way through the east part of Colorado into Kansas. There was zero visibility and it felt like being inside a visualizer for iTunes. It was sort of neat at one point when the lightening flashes were in sync with the beat of the song on the radio.
Overall, however, the trip has been pretty epic. Six baseball games and 14 states in 10 days-it doesn't get a lot better than that. I have seen many different sides of country, experienced a variety of baseball fan cultures, and eaten at Subway possibly too often.
But it all ends tomorrow. It was fun while it lasted, but as they say: all good things must come to an end. Now it is time for all the adventures that Princeton is sure to hold.
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