What an experience this has been! The Residence Inn is a nice place, but home would be so much better. Even though I'm working now, it still feels like I'm sort of on vacation.

Bravo must be loving life even more than usual. He has gone to "doggie day camp" where he plays with other dogs. He's been to a "doggie park" twice now and next weekend I hope to take him to the "doggie beach." What a life, eh?

I'm still working at The Home Depot. I'm working nights, 10 pm to 6:30 am with weekends off ---- that is after I get home Saturday morning from my Friday night's work. I think it will work out well by taking a 4 hour or less nap on Saturday morning - live a normal day and go to bed at night with the rest of the world. This should make Monday night my most tiring, but it will just make it that much easier to slip into my daily sleeping schedule on Tuesday morning.

On May 29, I finally hit the road to California! What a drive it was!

As most of you know, I drove from GA to CA. Can you believe that Alabama and Georgia were both more interesting than any other state I drove through? You must remember though that I took 20W and 10W straight through desert areas. Whew I finally made it to California, spent a few days there and got on a plane to Missouri. I am now at a bed and breakfast in Kirksville Missouri where Susan will be graduating on Saturday. It's nice to see a computer again. I miss this form of contact.

I don't have much time but wanted to take the time to blog. The windows are popping up so fast that it's very difficult to finish a sentence. Thanks Mom for sending out the info to all. The drive across the country was very interesting yet boring. I am looking forward to blogging more specific details later. I love you all!