There’s Things Here

So they both made it here without a hitch and they’re excited except…….

My oldest son locked up the house before he left (as one does). My oldest daughter and grand are supposed to house sit and take care of our cats, but daughter apparently had lost here key to my house so now the cats are trapped in there with us in Washington and everyone who has a spare is up here!!

They have extra food and water and it hasn’t even been a day so not panicking yet but I really don’t feel like dealing with this right now.

I think a locksmith can probably cut a key just from a picture (I used to be able to code car key tumblers just looking at cuts) but I’m sure there red tape or something.

I really love Washington so far!!

I can’t get over the 50°’s the last few days (felt like the 40’s up on this rock in pic) and will have a rude awakening upon returning to Louisiana.

Really wish it was easy to just uproot things and move here. I have entertained trying to move up here for almost 20 years and Jayne was never onboard but now that she’s here she feels the same way. It’s just complicated— very niche job, kid in high school, little Clem (dont think my daughter would move them away from her current bf).

Anyway I am loving the lack of humidity and cool temps!!

It rained A LOT and flooded quite a few houses in the area. I dread this season every year.

Also the road to the chemical plants flooded and when i finally got there (Thursday morning) after only sleeping like 3 hours because of sirens we had to get an alligator out of the parking lot as it was blocking a security guards car and she wouldn’t go near it.