Matresses are HARD to move!

Spent most of the day moving my big stuff, bookshelf, dresser, bed, couch etc.  All  I have to say is I should have probably just thrown the mattress away and gotten a new one when I got home, they are SOOO hard to  move, extremely heavy and very awkward to carry.  Which has left me with no bed or anywhere to sleep at my apartment.  Thankfully my best friend is out of town and I can sleep in his bed.  And the best part of all is staying at his apartment means I get to see my kitty Dexter, who Dan will so kindly be watching for me while I am in Korea.

Met a former co-worker of mine, Jessie, at the Cellar for drinks tonight.  It was so nice to see her and see how things were going at the old job.  It was also probably my last night out at the Cellar, and really before I leave.  So many happy memories at the Cellar.

Alright, better get back to packing and cleaning. I only have tomorrow to finish my list of things to do!
-Carly

Car's Ready to Sell

I cannot believe how soon I start my journey to Korea.
Wednesday - Move big furniture and pack what is "staying behind" - and move said stuff to my grandmother's house
Thursday - clean apartment and pack what's coming with me.
Friday - 10am - my dad takes me up to Washington, DC - 2 suitcases, a carry-on and "personal item" in tow
Saturday - 5am - Super Shuttle comes to pick me up and take me to Washington Dulles (IAD), plane for Seattle leaves at 8:23am.

One of the things my dad assigned me to do before I leave was completely clean and vacuum my car so that he could sell the car while I was in Korea.  And now sadly, that is off my to-do list. This car and I have a lot of history.  I even drove her 4200 miles each way to Fairbanks, Alaska.  I'm going to miss my silver 1998 Volvo S70 Sedan - SOOOO many memories.

Had lunch today with my sister at a place called Green's.  It's in downtown Blacksburg, Virginia. The sushi was excellent.

Welp, I better get going, my dad comes over tomorrow at 11am to help me move my furniture.

-Carly