Road Trip

I've left the Big Woods and have just arrived in the Big City. I've already seen more humans than I've seen in the past six months. I tell people that when you live outside of a town that only has two signal lights, that you should venture into the city from time to time to make sure that you haven't lost your nerve. Fortunately, I've always been like a chameleon. I have the ability to adapt quickly to my environment. I'll be in the city for a week, while My Honey stays home to take care of the ranch. He will have his hands full. I, on the other hand, don't have any chores to do. There is absolutely no one to take care of where I am now. Oh my, what will I do? Well, I'll find a way to pass the time. I've got a library card and can spend more time on the computer. I have many, many friends to go to visit. And I'm in prime garage/estate sale territory. We will see where the road takes me. With the price of gasoline, hopefully, not to very far, ha ! I will post some of the photos that I took during my five hour drive to the city so that I'll be able to view my blog if I get homesick this week. As for My Honey, he has big plans (all of which include long hard days of working around the ranch. I hope that he doesn't get too caught up on the chores because that could spell trouble. Hope he doesn't throw away anything. Admittedly, I am some what of a pack rat but he takes the slash and burn method to spring cleaning. Hey, a few years ago, while I was out of town, My Honey threw my toilet away. I came home to find that it was gone, gone, bye, bye. (Fortunately, we do have two bathrooms)So quite some time later, while was out of town, I stole his toilet and installed it in "my bathroom". Let's see what happens this time.