Estoy en Los Angeles
OK, not to curse things, but it is thus far an amazingly perfect day. I rushed to pack up the truck and got the fingerprinting place with one minute to spare and no wait time. Then unloaded at new - Fontana - house. Left - no traffic on the road to LA and none at airport - which was good because I had no idea where I was going. Found a nice man to tell me where I was going and found it.
My biggest stressor was my luggage - two very heavy bags, one over the weight limit, the other with no wheels. And at every single step of today, there has been somebody to help me. And the overweight charge was only $25, which ain't bad. Hopefully all these donated books and clothes will get there when I do, but now it's out of my hands.
So, a great start to this adventure. Hopefully it continues to be great once I get to Ghana in about 22 hours. Yawn.
My biggest stressor was my luggage - two very heavy bags, one over the weight limit, the other with no wheels. And at every single step of today, there has been somebody to help me. And the overweight charge was only $25, which ain't bad. Hopefully all these donated books and clothes will get there when I do, but now it's out of my hands.
So, a great start to this adventure. Hopefully it continues to be great once I get to Ghana in about 22 hours. Yawn.
posted by NOLA at 2:23 PM
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Commenting for old time's sake! In case you get this while still in Ghana--hope the traveling was okay and that you're having a great trip! I could have used a foody call today, but snuggling on the couch and watching Sex and the City for about 6 hours wasn't too bad, either. I even did a late-night trip to Ralphs for milk and donuts. Things are good!...
Love,
Jen
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