some KC adventures

We are really good at short and sweet trips, apparently. Anytime that we are gone for longer than 3-4 days, I feel a little weirded out.
True to form, September saw us in KC for coffee and friends and concerts.  




I want these stairs in my house















Things we learned and did and ate:

We managed to hit up Cafe Main, Second Best and The Roasterie for muy bien coffee (well, I got the hot chocolate at Second Best because it is LITRALLY the best hot chocolate in my life). 
We learned that when your friend tells you that he knows of this great place to get gyros, but it's in a gas station, you should definitely get the gyros. Because they are the best you have ever eaten. Ever.
We stood for hours in a stinking hot venue to listen to Josh Garrels live because HE IS AMAZING live. And worth every bit of potential dehydration that you experience and the lack of personal space and all the sweaty clothes and BO all up in your grill.
(If you can see Josh Garrels live, you should definitely make that life experience happen.) 
We remembered that the friends we made in college are still some of the best people that we know. Thankful for those shaping years. 
We learned that big biscuits and brunch are worth sharing.
We road tripped together, which is one of our favorite things, and something we did a lot back in the day when we were "just friends". (No, but really, we were just friends)

KC, we love you. Keep doing you.






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Clara Williams said…

Your travel posts always make me happy.
17.10.15
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