Any Which Way to Smile

It took us four days to get here. A day to say goodbye, a day to drive and stay in Gainesville, and a day to actually drive to Connecticut.

The trees got thinner, more dead-looking. And other drivers got more offensive and ass-riding. Iced tea also disappeared. That's a Southern thing I'm going to miss dearly.


The North is definitely something different once you live in it... Basements and stairs are easy to get used to. The cold is something you get used to...

Sparks are annoying to get used to. You may know this... You may not. Static electricity definitely exists more here, than Florida. Every time I get out of the car... Every time I kiss Christian... Our lips spark. It's the same static electricity that makes your hair stand on end in the morning.

It's been a few days since we arrived, and we've tried to make the basement as comfortable as possible. Everything but the cat shit is great. The cat shit, let me say--- is abomindable. Sedna's an idiot when it comes to covering her own feces-- She just scrapes the side of the box with her paw for about 15 minutes until the stink gets to her. She also loves hard floors-- loves to slide across the room.

Now, for the next few weeks... It'll be Christmas time. I'll be spending most of this pre-X-Mas making gifts. "Ugh" and "Wee".

posted by Tim @ 1:35 PM