Trip to Minnesota

My trip to the cities couldn't have been better! We left Delmont on Thursday for Sioux Falls because my dad wanted to take care of some business. We then stayed at a hotel and left Friday around 9. I was extremely excited, I always get that way when we are going to a game, usually I don't sleep but I figured since I was driving the whole entire way the next day I should get some sleep. It was a long drive from Sioux Falls but I did it and I drove in the cities even though I was extremely nervous. We made it safe and sound and arrived at about 2. We just talked for awhile before I went and got ready for the game. When I came up with my Rondo jersey on my cousin just shook his head and couldn't believe that I was a Celtics fan! The Target Center was starting to get packed, since the game was a sell out. We had really good tickets and I'm very thankful to have the cousins that I do so I can go to games like that. The Celtics won and my favorite player Rajon Rondo had 17 assists. Beast! By far I think that was the greatest game I have ever been to, so that beats all the Twins games I've been to. Vanilla Ice was our half time show. Friday we were with my cousin Dave. He took us to the aquarium in the Mall of America. I love that place and we haven't been there in a very long time. After the aquarium we walked around the mall and that was my hell on earth. I hate shopping, big places, and alot of people so that was not fun. Thank God we weren't there long! We then went to the Como Zoo. It was close to closing time so we didn't get to see alot of the animals but it was still a fun time. Later on that night we went out to eat at this place called Jax. It's in downtown Minneapolis and is one of the oldest fancy resturants in the cities. That was an experience. Everything was around $40 dollars. I ordered a ribeye. I was uncomfortable because i'm not used to places like that but it was still fun. We then went back to my cousin Dans place and talked for awhile. The next morning we left around 10 and I drove from their house to Albert Lea.