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Sunday, December 12, 2010

Short and Crazy

Well, in a just a short while I'll be heading for the home country, and wow, am I ready to go! I've got 8 large suitcases currently in my living/dining area in various stages of being filled.

Traveling this time of year one always stops and thinks about two things: security and weather. With the whole 'security' thing, you can give it a passing thought and be aware, but really....what can one person do to protect themselves and their family? There are just some things where we have to believe/know that a higher power is in charge. I think it's ok to be aware, but I believe it is too easy to create a false fear and cause panic. People - keep it sane and real.

Now, in thinking about weather. Wow again, has the weather been crazy! A friend in Europe sent photos of snow where she lives - crazy. Load of snow everywhere! My munchkins are actually hoping for snow so deep that they can dig tunnels in and out of our family's cellar/basement/lower level. We'll see if they get their wish!

And...I'm so excited. Once we return from the home country, the search will begin for a bigger place for us to live and a dog. I don't know which I'm more excited about! I've contacted a local doggie shelter/orphanage type place, and we've got a doggie or two in mind from the photos and descriptions.

Happy winter and safe travels to all!

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