One nice thing about moving this direction is you gain two hours as you drive. That really helped us out on some of those days. It was nice to get an extra hour of sleep on some of those nights.
As Jennifer said in her blog, I did get a job. It was very welcome news and made the last leg a little easier. There is a problem though. I'll be working in the same type of position that I was in at my old store, but they come in at 5:30am. This brings up a big problem for me. The earliest the bus can get me there is 6:13am. So, I'll have to talk to them when I go in next week and make sure this is OK. I think they'll be OK with it, but you never know. The store is huge. It's a two story monster of a store. It's pretty much twice the size of my old store. It was also interesting as we pulled up to it and saw the area that it is in. I wish we took some pictures, but we weren't thinking about that at the time. It's in a shopping center called Bridgeport Village. It is a very nice and fancy little shopping area. If you go to the link you can take a look at all the shops it has. Jennifer has already said that she'll be spending a lot of time looking while I'm at work this summer.
Well I think thats if for now. I'll leave you with a few pictures of our trip.
The weary travelers stop to look at windsurfers on the Columbia
The behemoth is ready to roll
So is Buddha
Oh, what a view. This is what we saw for 4 days straight.
Wind farm some where in Nebraska Wyoming or Utah
2 comments:
Glad you're in safely and that your new job area is nice. Have you taken the bus ride yet, or did you drive down? At any rate, it's good to have the job, I'm sure.
See you soon,
-Shawn
So glad to hear about the job! I hope the test bus ride today goes well! ;) -Sara
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