Woke up panicked that a year is a really long time and that we still have a year left before we can leave.
Tried to shake off feeling of dread by taking kids outside to ride bikes. Neighbor kid set off fire crackers at 9:00 A.M. Since July 4th when Hew was exposed to very loud cannons going off randomly, he has panicked every time he hears a loud bang. Needless to say the bike ride was immediately abandoned. Didn't care cause it was already 90 friggin' degrees and humid.
PH sent email that he is having a crap day at work.
Am either going to crawl back into bed and pull covers over head or cash in savings and buy a one way ticket to the coldest place I can find. Suggestions people?
Wish I was there . .
My passport is ready and I can be packed in minutes.
My passport is ready and I can be packed in minutes.
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4 comments:
Darls, a year os going to fly past before you know it. I promise!
We've hit the 4&1/2 year mark in Switzerland and honestly, it feels like it went by in the blink of an eye!
Canada!
(I'm mailing you back tomorrow 4 sure!)
Not here - it's probably as hot as at your place (although without the humidity I admit)
Thanks ladies! Canada sounds ideal - I've always loved Quebec, they get lots of snow, and I've not seen the seen the Estern part of the country. Excuse me now, I have some packing to do :)
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