In a whirlwind chain of events, I made the decision to move to Kansas City. When I drove in Thursday night two weeks ago, I went straight (practically) to "work", which basically consisted of hanging out with my two (now two of my three) favorite boys.
Since my arrival we have spent much time swimming, bowling, visiting the hospital (not for either of them!), eating ice cream, frozen yogurt, brownies, cookies, candies, and snow cones, and watching The Chipmunk Adventure. It's still as good today as it was when I was 6.
I moved so suddenly because my brother and his wife had become parents a third time, this time to our very precious Zion Jeremiah Parsons, born 11 weeks too early (he's still supposed to be in the womb, people!) But this little trooper has proved to us all that he is a fighter, and yesterday he came home! You can read more of their journey to Zion and his story here.
Besides these major markers, my last two and a half weeks have also held:
- Trader Joe's opening in Kansas City. I braved the crowds today and came back with some vanilla yogurt. Now I can say "I was there when..."
- Moving into a new place. Can't say for how long - but I put my metalworks purchases on the walls. I am thinking about unrolling my rug.
- Peter Bradley Adams' Between Us
On next week's agenda:
- HP7-2
- Official Trader Joe's shopping spree
- Applying for jobs 16, 17, 18, and so on.
I think I need a job.
I like you, kid.
ReplyDeleteSomething funny I've noticed about Seattle-ites, at least the ones I work with, is that they're obsessed with Trader Joe's. I really think they all buy all their groceries there. And they're always talking about their newest find. Having never stepped inside one, my curiosity is peaked. Recommendations for a purchase on my first visit?
Loveyou.
ps- I heard rumors you might visit Seattle sometime soon. If you did, I would love to come meet you wherever you were...
well...their yogurt tastes like yogurt.
ReplyDeletebut i hear their mochi balls are to die for!
i just rediscovered pb adams a week or so ago. great stuff. glad to hear your back in kc.
ReplyDeletehope you find a job. i'm on that same train!