Tomorrow my mother and I will spend eight and a half hours in our packed-to-the-gills minivan. We will unpack for a few hours. Jim will make us dinner, and Mom will spend the night. Then she will leave next morning, and I will be Moved In. On My Own.
Tonight is my last night in the family house. I mean, not the last as in I'm never coming back. Enough of my shit is here that I'll never really leave. And technically I didn't live here most of my last two years at school. But this isn't like temporary, until-school-is-over housing I'm heading into. This is I'm-An-Adult-Now housing. I'm-Engaged housing.
Have you had your fill of hyphens?
Life 2.0 is about to start. And I'm scared and excited like you wouldn't believe.
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A mouse in a house of catcalls
About Me
- Lisa
- NOVA via Ohio. Wannabe teacher - anthropologist at heart. Engaged. Some food issues. Let's see where this goes.
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- Locus of Control
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- ED Panic
- Made it!
- So here goes
- Obligatory Father's Day Post
- Shiny and new
- Just to clarify
- Life 2.0
- Slightly imperfect
- Boxes and boxes and boxes
- Perspective
- Fears
- Dying of embarrassment (almost)
- "Chill."
- Baby I'm amazed
- Success
- It's not a problem, it's just a challenge
- Flowers are expensive
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4 comments:
Anonymous,
I deleted your comment because I don't read your language and don't know if your link is safe for my readers. If you can write back in English and tell me more about yourself, that'd be fine.
Have a safe trip! It's so exciting starting a new life.
I am so excited for you. A new chapter of amazingness for you!
p.s. word ver is "promiste" - sounds promising, no?
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