Gas prices are just insane and it’s not even summer time yet.
By the time that July & August come around there will be madness at the gas pump and I predict that someone (if not more than one) is going to go “postal.”
The outrageous cost of gasoline has not kept me from attempting to get familiar with my new city.
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By this time next week I will be in my new home in Georgia.
I will begin to pack this weekend and should be done by Monday, hopefully.
If not my last day at my current job will be Monday so I will an entire day Tuesday dedicated to packing and loading boxes.
People have been constantly asking me if I’m nervous, anxious or excited to go, all of which I’m not.
I’m eager for the new set of challenges that I will face but I’m not overly excited to leave due to the fact that I’m not leaving a bad situation.
I will certainly miss the friends, family and coworkers that I’ve had access to over the years but I will keep in contact with everyone.
I’m thankful for everything that I’ve experienced while here and I will never forget my upbringing nor the lessons that I’ve been taught.
I’m not exactly sure what the future has in store for me but I do know that it’s time for Oklahoma and I to part ways.
Within less than a week I will be heading back to Atlanta for one more trip before I move.
There are a few things that I need to get accomplished on this trip.
Right now I’m in the process of creating my business card so adios until tomorrow.
I’m going on my two year anniversary since my UK trip as well as the updates that I was supposed to have done while I was across the pond.
It didn’t happen then but I’m taking care of the articles and lessons learned now (better late than never).
A few days ago I wrote about one of the many experiences that I had during my trip to Amsterdam and here are some of the photos that I took while over there.
This was the first thing that I saw when I stepped out of the train station.
