Our last day in Spokane was spent hanging out with my family, eating sushi with some friends, and driving out.This is one of my cousins. She's years younger than me, but already taller!
We had sushi at sushi.com in Spokane. Not only was it relatively cheap, but DELICIOUS!
We set up camp at a KOA, where their slogan is "it's not camping, it's kamping". By this, as far as i can tell, they mean it is a hotel outside. There were the basics (showers, bathroom, place to set up tent), but also a pool, two hot tubs, an arcade, bike rentals, breakfast served, ice cream social, internet, a store, and soo many other things. It was a bit ridiculous, but a nice change after roughing it for awhile.