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WORKING ON

SYMPOSIUM ATOMIC DOUBLE OVER DOWN (6 ADD)
DUCKING TORQUE (5 ADD)
TRIADON (6 ADD)
SPINNING PDX TORQUE (6 ADD)
SPINNING DUCKING PDX BLENDER (7 ADD)
ATOMIC TORQUE (6 ADD)
SPINNING DUCKING SYMPOSIUM FAR DOUBLE OVER DOWN (7 ADD)
ATOMIC SYMPOSIUM DOUBLE OVER DOWN (6 ADD)

GOING TRIPLESS

DOUBLE OVER DOWN > DUCKING PDX MIRAGE > ATOMIC BUTTERFLY > STEPPING SAME BUTTERFLY > DUCKING OSIS > TORQUE

HAVE HIT

SPINNING SYMPOSIUM FAR DOUBLE OVER DOWN (6 ADD)
SPINNING DUCKING FAR DOUBLE OVER DOWN (6 ADD)
DUCKING PDX BLENDER (6 ADD)
STEPPING DOWN DOUBLE DOWN (5 ADD)
SPINNING PDX WHIRL (5 ADD)
SPINNING FAR DOUBLE OVER DOWN (5 ADD)
DUCKING PARADOX WHIRL (5 ADD)
ATOMIC DOUBLE OVER DOWN (5 ADD)
PDX TORQUE (5 ADD)
DUCKING FAR DOUBLE OVER DOWN (5 ADD)
DIVING DOWN DOUBLE DOWN (5 ADD)
PARADOX DA DA CURVE (5 ADD)
DOUBLE OVER DOWN SWIRL (5 ADD)
DOUBLE OVER DOWN OSIS (5 ADD)
SYMPOSIUM ATOMIC BUTTERFLY (5 ADD)
ATOMIC DUCKING BUTTERFLY (5 ADD)
SYMPOSIUM STEPPING OP OSIS (5 ADD)
TRIPLE OVER DOWN (5 ADD)
TRIPLE AROUND THE WORLD (4 ADD)

Off to move my daughter from the goat crate and put her in bed. And make the goat get off the bed and go into it's crate. My daughter decided that its a nice safe place to sleep I guess. She's been there all day, and i'm just too tired to move her. as long as she slept. of course, she'll probably wake up as soon as I move her. And then the triplets will wake up too. But thats okay, cuz htey need to be fed. It's been a weird day! *SIGH*

Eric and I just bought our first home, which is super exciting. I've been offline for a week or two with the insanity of last-minute packing and the move. For reasons that don't merit description, I did a Mapquest search on a nearby road and was delighted to discover that our new town contains the following thoroughfares and districts:

- Peppermint Corner
- Featherbed Lane
- Muzzy Lane
- Blackberry AND Blueberry Rds
- Tiger Tail Circle

I am convinced that we live in the land of elves, or at the very least, dedicated users of psychedelic drugs.

I have an unfortunate tendency for misreading perfectly legitimate words and names as less-appropriate alternatives. In this case, my brain transformed "Bedard Avenue" into "Bastard Avenue" as my eyes roamed over the map.

The oven has finished self-cleaning, so I can safely enter the kitchen without threat of having my eyebrows singed off from the heat. Back to unpacking!

Well, it looks like it has been a pretty long time since I last posted. I will be moving soon [aah the life of being in the army, always moving] and that move is coming up pretty soon, though I have no dates. Hopeing that it will be in the beginning of June, but I have learned if you hope for stuff in the army they tend to give the opposite. This is just one more step getting closer to home back in the states. 8 more months till home and I can't way, really counting down the months.

It's official now: Dave is in, and Geoff is out.

 

Dave moved into my mom's house over the weekend, and at the same time my brother moved out and into a house with his girlfriend.

 

That's a whole lot of moving.

 

I drove up Friday night to help by emptying out my old dresser, because Geoff and Brittany would be using it for their guest room. And boy, am I the biggest packrat alive. I had stuff in there going back to seventh grade - papers, notes, a ton of photos, toys from kids meals, etc. Needless to say, most of it went into trash bags or into the yard sale pile.

 

The actual moving part started at 8:00 a.m. Saturday morning. We drove over to Dave's and began loading some of his bigger items into the truck, including an approximately 850 lb. safe and about the same amount of weight in meat. I swear, that man has enough frozen meat to feed a third world country. And I'm not exaggerating.

 

After loading Dave's stuff, we drove back to Mom's, unloaded most of it, and then loaded more stuff of Mom's that would be going to Geoff's new place. This included my dresser, my daybed, the big ass TV and stand, and a couch. Then we drove to Geoff's and unloaded everything.

 

Whew.

 

And I'm completely jealous of my brother's house, especially the kitchen and the sheer amount of space (it's a 3-bedroom). But really, it's a nice place; brand-new carpet and paint throughout and the kitchen had recently been remodeled. It's a nice starter home for them, and I hope it'll bring them lots of happy memories.

 

By the end of Saturday, we were all beat. Mom, Dave, and I ordered Chinese and rented "Gone Baby Gone" for the night, and that was all she wrote. And boy was it ever nice to be able to sleep in a room with a door at my Mom's. :)

 

I got back to WC at around 2:00 p.m. on Sunday afternoon, and relaxed for a bit before heading to NJ for dinner with my aunt, uncle, and cousins. So that was a nice ending to a busy weekend.

 

Now it's back to the grindstone at work this week. Hopefully everything will go according to plan with my proposal and I won't be super-stressed out... but then again we all know how that usually goes...

 

 

iFeel:  tired

iTunes: "It's Your Love," Tim McGraw and Faith Hill