Something that resembles an apartment

I finally fixed the i1Internet this morning and can post again. However, I am on Andy's PC (it is so painful).... anywho!
We made it by about 7 pm on Friday night. Saturday it took us all morning and afternoon to unpack. And since I couldn't help lift the grill off the truck. (it took a minor spill on the ground). But Chris came to the rescue, THANKS! Sunday was dedicated to going through rows and rows of boxes stacked to the ceiling. We only took out the necessities. But I did sneek out some of my photos to put on the wall and some lamps to add some light. But eventually, we had the boxes in the appropriate places so they could be unpacked.
Monday I spent all day organizing the living room so there would be a place that we could sit, watch TV and eat. Andy didn't think he came into the right apartment. Sometimes things just need a feminine touch!
Tuesday I spent the day organizing the bedroom. And somehow, made it all (well, almost all) fit into the closet.
Today I plan on spending the day getting my desk and computer set up. So, I guess you could say we are somewhat settled. For now anyways.
Miss you all.

Buster can tell we are close.

He thinks we are just on an extended trip to grandma and grandpas
house. This is the longest trip ever to go play with Gus and Bella.
He has been so patient. He enjoys sitting on my lap so He can see
everything. We are on I 90. Our last major highway

Here we come.

Welcome to washington. We are so close. And I am so sick of being in
the car. I can't stand it anymore. The life of a trucker is NOT for me.

Last day... hopefully!

Because of drill sgt andy, we were up by 5:30 on the road before 7. At
least we will be able to watch the sun rise. Speaking of, have a ton
of beautiful pics from the road. I will post them once I get settled.
So we have the rest of Idaho, Oregon and Washington. Even if it takes
us 12 hours we will me in at 6 pm due to the time change. There are a
little over 600 miles left. Seems like nothing.

The sunset.

Looks so much better in person.

Welcome to Idaho. Want a potato?

As you can tell by my miserable attempt to take a pic with my iphone
as the truck is going 75. A bit of a delay with my trigger finger. We
are in idaho. The sun is beginning to set over the mountains and it is
just beautiful. I can see now why people would give up civilization to
live here. It is about 5:30 here and I see no signs of stopping soon.
Boise is about 200 miles away.

Utah