I am so thankful that this last week is finally over.
Everything we own has been packed and is on its way to Texas.
Our house has been scrubbed and vacuumed and cleaned.
We turned the keys over and are now sitting in a hotel room – with high speed internet thankfully!
Now we’re just hanging out for the next few days until my husband takes off with the younger kids and I head to Charleston next week for the conference!!
I’m getting SO excited!
The only trouble I’m having is deciding which classes I’m going to attend. So many choices…
At least you get to be homeless while you are at a national genealogy conference! Sounds like nirvana of sorts.
I’ll be interested in hearing how things go in Charleston and what you learn.
What a familiar photo! This is the best time of a PCS…no more packing or cleaning and not quite time to search for a house and unpack. Good luck and enjoy!
You’re right! It’s so nice to know that the hard part is done and that we have a month of leave before unpacking everything!!
True Michelle!!
You are certainly going to enjoy the conference.
And you will find that there are always more
than one lecture you are interested in at the
same time. Here’s a hint: If you can, sit
near the back on an aisle (unless it’s a huge
room). That way if after a few minutes you
decide the lecture is not what it appeared to
be in the syllabus, you can leave and arrive
a little late to the other one of interest.
Sacrilege, I know, but better to be a little
obvious in leaving, that sitting through some
thing you don’t like. I’m going to attend the
So. Cal. Jamboree in June and there is one two-
hour lecture that overlaps with a one hour.
I’ve already decided that I will do the first
hour of the two-hour and leave for the other
lecture — unless I just can’t tear myself
away. I’ll be anxious to hear your impressions
of both the conference and Charleston. When
we lived near Beaufort I loved both Charleston
and Savannah (A little more prejudiced toward
Savannah). I don’t miss the humidity, however.
Safe journey to El Paso, too.