Honeycomb Rocks was a small state park in the beautiful state of Utah. One of the very few states I find myself missing now that I'm moving to another country. Myself, my cousins, and my best friend, we used to go there all the time and hike and spelunk as if it were going out of fashion.
"It's wonderful to be back," I said to myself as I put my toes in the cold lake water. No matter how many times I came back to Utah, I still couldn't believe I was from there. The wide spacious skies and the wide open fields. How did I get so lucky?
I felt my bladder tighten every time the water lapped the shore. I climb up the small in climb, making sure to avoid the tree with a massive beehive. Utah was living up to its name at least, though bees terrified me as I am allergic to their stings.
There was a small building between the lake and the hiking trails and caves that housed the bathrooms. I hoped they were open, and to my surprise, the women's bathroom was indeed unlocked. I walked inside and allowed my eyes to drift around the room with no stalls. It was a big empty room with a toilet and a sink, there was a drain in the middle of the floor.
Probably due to rain; the privacy windows lined where the walls met the ceiling, and had no cover, and Utah got weather. Snow, ice, rain.
The toilet looked like it had been nabbed in the middle of the night from a portable toilet and I frowned, I hated portable bathrooms, and honestly thought about holding it until I made it back to town.