I didn't even have that much in comparison to others (only 2000 pounds worth of goods), but when I saw all of my things pulled out of closets and drawers and under the bed and out of the bathroom (I have SOOOOO much lotion) I kind of freaked out. I didn't have very much furniture, which meant I have something like 1500 pounds of STUFF. Just STUFF.
(Lots of SHOES...and that's not quite all of them)
But eventually the house was empty and I was ready to get on my way.
I am also trying to condense and merge my loads of stuff with my boyfriend's stuff. It is an interesting venture, but I have a lot of things he doesn't have so it should work out okay. (Minus how very excited he is to have to share a bathroom with me...)
But after packing up my life into boxes and onto a big truck, I still had to get across the country. So I packed up my car (to the brim) and my dog and started driving east. And let me just say, that if I never have to drive through Kansas again, I'll do naked cartwheels in the middle of Walmart. Sorry to all you Kansas-ites (inians?), but your state is FLAT.
I got to see some cool stuff:
So did my dog:
Anyway, I'm here now, and I'm getting settled in my new place. I already found Starbucks, Barnes and Noble, and Target. :) (the important things in life)
So, now you know why I haven't been blogging. But I'm back, with a lot of new adventures to talk about.
Adios!
Nice to meet you, stumbled in from the insecure writers support group. Strange how many have forgotten to post today. Oh well, nice blog you have here and I will be back to snoop more later. How could you move from Colorado? I love that state! No stranger to moving though, been doing that my whole life :)
ReplyDeleteI came over looking for your Booking Through Thursday this week since we wrote similar questions that were both selected. Imagine my surprise when I found out that you've just moved to my home state! I hope you love it as much as I do.
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