Christmas with the Earlls
It is a long drive to the Kenai Peninsula from Anchorage, especially when your heart feels like a yo-yo causing massive anxiety. It seems even longer when going to visit Mormon family members as a transman and even MORE when you stood your ground and told your parents you were bringing your fiance' regardless of what they said. I'm surprised I didn't fall back into smoking or get drunk on the drive down. I was a nervous wreck; thank god I wasn't the one driving. It took about 4 hours to get to Soldotna as we do not have snow or all season tires on our car (thanks a lot Lithia- lying jerks), and we had to go slower than hoped for. Soldotna, however, was even worse as it had been snowing and the roads looked like they hadn't been plowed in a week. We couldn't even get into my granny's driveway. We got out of the car and headed into granny's house to visit before heading over to my aunt's house to stay the night. Granny is always so warm and inviting