Tomorrow I head up to northern idaho permanently. At the moment I’m doing laundry, stressing a little bit about the journey ahead, and telling my phone (literally) to make this blog post. it takes a little bit of getting used to, this writing a blog post with your voice – but since I’m gonna be on the road for the next 3 days, I figure I had better get used to it now. To everybody in california, I will miss you. Or at least some of you. 
I hope the dark clouds and rain we’re getting today isn’t an indication of the weather ahead for my journey to northern idaho. every place I’ve checked online has said that the weather supposed to be beautiful for the next 3 days. Despite that, the skies here are cloudy and gray in the weather is dismal. As much as I love the rain, it isn’t helping my attitude.
Bye bye!
I hope that after I’m gone, the skies clear up, business picks up, and that all manner of things will be well. Nothing would please me more than a happy and healthy husband calling me on a regular basis just to tell me that he loves me. I am so tired of hearing bad news. I think we all are.
Wish me a good journey, safe driving, and a productive life when I get “home” to northern idaho. I’ll see you guys tomorrow night – from my hotel room, wherever that ends up being.
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It’s a damn shame my house isn’t on the way for you. I hope you have a safe and productive journey (I always found trips to be great thinking time—at least, when I didn’t have the snolfs with me they were) and lots of great properties to choose from.
Be safe.
Just for three days, don’t worry about the future, or the past. Drive. Enjoy the beautiful scenery. Contemplate the miracle of making a journey in 3 days that would have required months a few generations ago. Eat unhealthy breakfasts at Denny’s.
Hope you have a great trip!
Safe drive Tiffany! If you have problems, call Mr Bill. Or if I can help, call me.
Have a safe and productive trip!
Little late, but Godspeed, my friend. Things should go a lot smoother with you there to duck butt, uh, oversee the project.
May your journey be good, your driving be safe, your life productive on arrival and your beloved anxious to see you again.