Remember that huge pile of boxes and random things in the corner of our living room?
To refresh your memory, it looked a little bit like this…
Can you spot Coco in that pile? She thinks these mountains of boxes are awesome.
Last night we loaded up our cars with as much of this pile as we could fit, so now it’s looking like this…
Progress?
Here in my neck of the woods, we are getting inches and inches of wet and heavy snow. Yes, that’s right, a northeastern snow storm is hitting my area before it’s even Halloween. Our electric has flickered maybe three times now, and I’m still crossing my fingers that it doesn’t go out completely. Coco on the other hand, doesn’t have a care in the world.
We did manage to go camping last night, but we only stayed until 1 a.m, so we could get home before the snow started. How is your weekend going? Is it snowing in your area?
Big Thanks to His Shabby, Her Chic for awarding me with the “The Versatile Blogger Award”!
So, here are the rules of the award:
1. Thank and link back to the person who gave the award to you. Check!
2. Share 7 things about yourself. Check! (See Below)
3. Send it along to 3 other (new/newer) bloggers and let them know you have awarded them! Check! (See Below, P.S. You’re suppose to award 12 blogs, but since most of my favorite new/newer blogs were awarded by HSHC, I’m only doing 3 that have not already been awarded, at least to my knowledge)
1. I have 3 tattoos. A star on my wrist, Another star on my leg, and this on my back:
2. I go camping A LOT and I love it. From April to October, I go camping every other weekend with my Dad’s side of the family, which we call the “Fugowee Tribe”, and I also go camping with Travis’ Mom & Step-Dad.
3. My favorite animal is a Raccoon, but Owls are a close second.
4. I want to adopt a dog from a shelter, preferably an Alaskan Malamute.
5. My family means the world to me and my cousins are some of my best friends.
6. I want a Scottish Highland Cow.
7. I graduated college last October with an Associate’s in Computer Programming.
Thanks Again, HSHC!
