We woke up in Oklahoma City this morning.
We went for a walk around the Bricktown which was really pretty with canals running through it.
We went for cupcakes at Pinkitzel.
They even sold cupcake flavoured toothpaste which I didn't trust to do the job.
We settled for a double chocolate and a pumpkin cupcake instead.
Everyone was gathered in the park to see a new skyscraper being topped off, hoping they might throw hundred dollar bills from the top.
We stopped in to the American Banjo Museum to get a squished penny. America has a museum for EVERYTHING!
We then got to drive along Route 66.
We stopped at Pops Soda which was the coolest gas station ever with a giant light-up soda bottle outside.
Pops holds the world record for stocking the most varieties of soda.
We stopped for lunch and a couple of sodas.
Our waitress kept practising her British accent on us and wrote this on our receipt... which I think means "appreciate it".
We then crossed the state line in to Kansas.
The weather turned a little more stormy on the drive to Kansas City but luckily there were no tornados this time.
We had dinner at Fritz's Railroad Restaurant.
You sit in a booth and order food via a telephone.
The food is then delivered to your table by toy train on a tray which drops down from the ceiling.
Afterwards we headed down to the Power & Lights district to pick up some drinks.