Wednesday was moving day. My belongings now reside in a 10' x 15' storage locker and won't see the light of day for about 800 days. Quite amazing that 1500 sq ft collapses down to 150 sq ft - does that mean I lived with a lot of empty space in my life? I really thought it would be sad or nostalgic to see the house empty after living there for 8 years, and suppose that would be the case if I were being evicted or moving under some duress; luckily , it is not. The decision to move is mine and I happily own it. I've turned over keys to the new tenant and really couldn't be more comfortable to have this part of the adventure come to a conclusion.
It has been a lot of task management this past couple of months and I now get on to the next chapter, the main course, the real deal...and the reason for doing this blog. What is it like to be a Peace Corps volunteer living, teaching, laughing and learning in Tonga?
After a brief stop in LA, we'll begin to find out the answer to that.
David, loving the blog and have made it my top bookmark! Hopefully you can keep up the great writing throughout your adventure. Big love, --H x
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ReplyDeleteThanks Howard - I'll try to keep everyone up on things.
ReplyDeleteKristen - r u ready for your long trip before the long trip? Look forward to meeting also!! Travel safe.
David, Just caught up with your posts so far. Both me & John are looking forward to your adventures! And we both had such a good time last night! Can't wait to read your next chapter...Good luck!
ReplyDeleteHey David - good luck on your journey - we'll be following along for every step
ReplyDeleteThanks for listing me in your blog list! I can't wait to hear more about your adventures!!! keri
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