born a girl: Have I Packed?

Tuesday, December 05, 2006

Have I Packed?

K-friend and I are headed to Seattle Thursday. We'll be visiting friends, doing some sightseeing and coming back on Monday with a Chinook puppy in our laps. The puppy will be joining K-friends pack.

Of my list of places I'd like to visit, Seattle is at the top. I feel a bit guilty that hubby is not coming along. Next time! I was chatting online with my sister tonight and she asked if I had packed yet. I chuckled. Last minute packer here. I'll be finishing the laundry an hour before I have to head out the door. Maybe I'll break my mold and be ready ahead of time.

I'll try to update while I'm gone if I am able. Don't tear the place up while I'm gone. Renny's in charge. ;)

1 comment:

RennyBA said...: First of all: I wish you a wonderful, relaxing and joyful trip - go for it - go for it all!

And then you put Me in charge? Well, I'll do the best I can then:-); 12/06/2006 4:03 PM

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