All Moved in and meeting the "extended family"

Driving down 80, trailer in tow with the last of my things, all 3 dogs in the truck I found myself looking around and realizing how many memories are wrapped up in every turn of this town I've called home for nearly 30 years. It was a bitter sweet feeling but I found myself excited for this new chapter and fresh new memories with my new family. 

I was thrilled that integrating all the dogs went very smooth. Couldn't have been more pleased with how that ended up. Saturday also included a massive furniture shuffle picking up baby furniture from various generous friends (thank you so much) and dropping my dining set off with the Clays (thank you so much) 

As I tackled one space at a time in Codys home making room for all my "girly" objects such as placemats for every holdiday, enough candles to light a small mansion and of course my little dogs entire wardrobe I found myself so grateful that this amazing man has accepted me and my herd of dogs into his life; arms wide open! Feeling a tad bad for the guy whose world seems to have been flipped upside down in a moments notice I've done my best to help him feel still at home in his home by doing things such as putting post-it notes around labeling where all his items have moved to! He seems grateful. 

Super Bowl! What better day for me to meet everyone Cody has called friends and family for his entire life! Don't ask me to repeat even one name to you but what a pleasure it was to be a part of his world after I drug him into mine at the Yacht Club multiple times! 

On the way home the directions I was given from his parents to ours consisted of "turn right at the end of this *road*.....no, not here, past the wrecked horse trailer. Yes here at the tractor!" It's been decided that he needs my phone lo-jacked as the next time I attempt to find my way home and if god forbid that tractor has moved. I'll be screwed! A gps location on me will be my only saving grace! 

Something I really enjoy is the quick walk down our road for a visit with Rob, Sandy, Buck and Rita! For years I've been wanting friends within walking distance of me, my original reasoning was so that I could drink as much as I wanted and stumble home safely. That no longer being the case I STILL enjoy having friends so close I can nearly yell at them to see if breakfast is ready! 

That being said I will be doing everything I can to sabatoge their move to the "ConnPound"!