I have a superpower!
Or is it supposed to be superpowers and the term “superpower” is used only for a country?
But what if I have a single superpowers/superpower (?!), then also would it be called superpowers?
Well, for now, lets say I have a superpowers-nope doesn’t sound right, then let’s say I have a superpower- nope doesn’t sound right either, what if I just use extraordinary ability-yeah I guess that will sound better,so lets just say I have an extraordinary power. And with great power comes great responsibilities (Ok! I couldn’t help using this line- it just flows when one talks about superpowers!)
So, I think I might be exhibiting a mild form of precognition.
Ok! I might be jumping the gun here but what if I have- won’t it be so cool! Oh the possibilities! (For the uninitiated who do not know what precognition is do check this out to know how cool having such a superpower(s) is!)
Anywho, the reason why I “believe” that I have a mild form of precognition is as such:
Recently we went for a vacation to Yellowstone (and that is why I have been MIA from the blogging scene). On our flight back from Bozeman, Montana to Salt Lake City, Utah I asked V what happens if lightning strikes a plane. And, V was like it shouldn’t affect the plane too much and then the discussion went to me trying to show off my vast knowledge on lightning, talking about ground to cloud lightning and blah blah blah..snore. Anyway, this discussion would have been irrelevant had it not been for the spooky turn of events that happened once we reached Salt Lake City, our layover destination.
We were supposed to catch our connecting flight to Phoenix from Salt Lake City. But once we reached SLC, we found our flight to Phx was cancelled because, and here is the spooky part- it was struck by lightning. Yeah I know spooky, right?
Nope? Well, the only reason you did not find it spooky is because I did not tell it right- if I had the story telling power of Steven Speilberg this incident had all the making of a Sci-fi movie- yup, I do live in my own dream world- don’t we all?
Apart from the excitement of the revelation of my superpower(s) (!), the overall trip to Yellowstone was great. I would definitely recommend a visit there if you live in US or even if you don’t, try visit the place- its breathtakingly beautiful! (And if you do, take me along- now that I have precognition powers I’ll prove real handy!:))
For now I leave you with pictures of our trip.
- The sight at Bozeman. Things only got prettier here on.
Bozeman view from our rented 8 seater
Excited after our first views of a bison herd in Yellowstone.
Not-so excited when they took over the road and caused a massive traffic jam.
Our first geyser stop- yup that's V and me- romantic, aint it!
Norris Geyser
Norris Geyser is the hottest geyser basin in the park. The difference in pH allows for a different class of bacterial thermophiles to live at Norris, creating different color patterns in and around the Norris Basin waters.
The name Yellowstone was attributed as early as 1805 to Native Americans who were referring to yellow sandstones along the banks of the Yellowstone River in eastern Montana, several hundred miles downstream and northeast of the Park.
The Mammoth Hot Springs
Sunset at Lake Louise where we found snow..
Snow of course meant Snow fight!
Game on!
V will regret messing with me!
Grand Teton Lake..
and the drive up to it....
Yellowstone Lake is one of the largest high-altitude lakes in North America and is centered over the Yellowstone Caldera, the largest supervolcano on the continent. The caldera is considered an active volcano.
At West Thumb- the heat source of the thermal features in this location is thought to be relatively close to the surface, only 10,000 feet (3,000 m) down!
Of course we had some fun here as well!
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At Yellowstone Lake- West Thumb
The Mud Volcano in Yellowstone National Park is in an area of mud pots with dozens of geothermal features to enjoy. Right away you’ll smell the “rotten egg” odor and know you are close to the center of the crater that forms the park.
And the best was saved for last- The Grand Canyon of Yellow Stone!
Lower Falls
The trip that was- Yellowstone National Park
Shaloo……….what an amazing experience it must be………..beautiful pictures. Love to u both.
ahhh..so now i know what kept u busy 😉 outstanding pics… almost surreal!
Beautiful pictures…. seems like you can become a professional photographer. I also like the way you are keeping yourself busy and being a very productive homemaker… very soon you’ll be cooking as good as your mom….or even better.
Aww aunty! Thank you so much!!:)
Hi Shalloo,
Which camera did you use. Photos are beautiful. Good fun you had!