Life As I Know It: I'm here~

July 29, 2006

I'm here~

Tonight Lisa, Chris's sister in law came over and helped me pack. What a life saver. She is a packing maniac, let me tell you. Of course I was distracted because of Alanna, I would have to stop for a minute, then Lisa would already have 10 boxes packed and ready to go. Holy shit woman slow down. We packed the back of 2 count them 2 pick up trucks. We will take them to the new house tomorrow and moving has officially began. I'm nervous. Going to a new house, new neighbors, what if they don' like me? How could they not like me I am adorable....ha, I think I must be on drugs. Yay packing

I figured I would try this myspace stuff out. That way I will be able to post comments on Chris's site. I'm currently working on both blogger and myspace right now and myspace pissed me off. I'm trying to upload pictures and I did like 5 of them. None of them are there. I am mad! Supposably (sp?-couldn't find what I wanted on spell check-sorry) my file size is too big. Whatever. I'm not done with it yet, but when I get there, I'll let you all know.

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Lindsay7/29/2006
YOU are adorable!!!!
Your new neighbors will LOVE you guys!!!!! If they dont MOVE TO TEXAS :)
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Lindsey7/29/2006
Hey Tasha-

Good luck with all the packing! Sounds like you have it under control! Can't wait for you to post pics of the new house!
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July 29, 2006

I'm here~

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