Thank God we made it to Friday. Bly is exhausted, I’m exhausted, this working for a living thing is murder! In case you’re wondering, she is working from home. Eight hours a day, and they do check that she’s ON her computer and available! Not that they need to, Bly has a work ethic that […]
I’m going to miss that truck. Yes, *sigh*, we took it back last night. No more big orange-and-white adventure sitting in my driveway. There was a close moment as we passed the I-10 signs and I tried to convince Bly we really wanted to see El Paso, but, *sigh again*, she told me maybe next
At some point I recall wondering how long it would take Bly to adapt to Tucson. The question is no longer relevant. Tucson, it seems, is adapting to her. I mentioned that it rained yesterday. For ten minutes, then it was nice and cool for unloading the truck. Today it rained much longer, and it
Don’t worry, I told Bly as she eyed clouds. We’ll be able to get the truck unloaded with no hassles. It doesn’t rain in Tucson in June. Ever. Apparently–I lied. Damn. The weather man (who did not email me last night, and you can’t tell me he didn’t see it coming) called it the “Too
Back home and back to work. *sigh* Apparently there were a lot of power issues in Tucson while I was enjoying New Mexico. The AC at work is messed up. It was higher than 84 degrees in my office all day. I know “higher than” because I have one of those temperature strips on…some sort
Got home at one this morning. Couldn’t quite believe it. We backed the truck up to the fence (to make it exceptionally awkward for thieves to try and get in it) and came upstairs and tried to adjust to not needing to hurry up and get back in the truck. Bly was really nervous about
We got onto I-10 right after Las Cruces. I-10 runs through Tucson. I’m almost home! I don’t want it to be over. I can certainly use a few days to recuperate, but I think then I’d like to jump in the truck and go again. That won’t be happening, I know. But now I know