No really. The trees are so big and so old that you can carve a hole the size of a car out of the middle of one, and it will still be alive
[But it'll cost ya.]
We saw a lot of motorcyclists on the 101. I don't understand. It looks like a really uncomfortable way to travel.
We rolled down the windows and touch the tree as we drove through.
[Our turn!]
Then this, because it was World Breastfeeding Week.
[So giant!]
Then this guy looked like he was going to hitch a ride. But then he left.
[Norman loves dragonflies.]
Then we kept driving. We finally arrive in our new town.
[The University]
We got into our new house (with a carfull of stuff).
Lucy made her own fun.
[That's a bowl, a fork, and some spaghetti. Can't you tell?]
A couple days later I finally had some pans unpacked and had taken a trip to the grocery store, so we had our first home-cooked meal (despite tablelessness).
[Real spaghetti!]
And now we're here.
3 comments:
I want to cheer Yay! Yay to the trip, pictures, adventures, post series, and new home!
But then I remember that means you're not here.
But then I remember we can still have tea together via video, just like Star Trek!
So.. Yaaaaayy!
I'm not sure I've ever seen a pop toob be a fork and I've seen them be a lot of things! That's awesome.
Oh that's me- Jolly. hehehe.
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