EDD (estimated date of departure) -14 (May 26)

 

Did you hear about the snowman that got upset when the sun came out? He had a total meltdown.

It was over 95 degrees in the shade yesterday--explains why all the snowbirds have headed north! 

I am filling more of my 12 totes/crates/etc. My helper Kristi and I took them all out of the car and labelled those which were ready. It will be the most organized trip I have ever orchestrated. The bed in the car looks inviting.

I got lost in Bradenton again yesterday, trying to find the lab building on Manatee Avenue, which is one way each way, and the traffic flies, so getting on and off is confusing. Getting on highways and just driving looks pretty easy right now, but I am sure I will be able to get lost in cities looking for Cracker Barrels where I will be sleeping my first 4 nights, or the occasional motel.

My thanks.

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