I survived!

I thought I'd let ya'all know I survived the move. I have a killer sinus headache. It was 108 degrees. Fucking miserable. God, I hate the desert! The apartment is nice and cool though. My son is putting together my bed and I just got the Internet up. I will no doubt come on this evening when it's lonely and quiet here. I'm going to pick up pizza now. Just wanted you to know I made it. It's exciting, terrifying and mostly just exhausting at this point. I've never been on my own my entire life, so this is all new stuff to me. I pretty much master tasks so I'll get the hang of it over time. I just need to get my nest set up so I can find my shit and get organized. I hate not knowing where the deodorant is. I could seriously use it about now--hee hee :-)

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  1. Good to hear you are set. I heard that desert in Phoenix area can be scorching this time of the year and people don't go out , just stay in cooled apartments.

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  2. Echo;
    I hate the fucking place. I always have. Not a thing I like about it, although February is pretty nice. I plan to move in about 3 years when my son and his girlfriend move to Portland. I love that place--it's nirvana!

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  3. Yeah, it was pretty hot and humid today. I am glad you got everything there but not happy to hear about the headache. I completely understand about putting things in their place, I am the same way. Take some asprin and enjoy the pizza. Talk to you soon.

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  4. Yay for getting in the new abode! I lived on my own for the first time ever in my life for the first 6 months after me and my ex separated. It was very different. I was excited, yet very scared! But it was something I felt I needed to experience. Can't wait until you get fully settled in!

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  5. Tara;
    That profile picture is wicked cool! You know, when I was married, I would feel all sad and grieiving about how I would never know what it's like to be on my own, have my own place, my own decisions, because he controlled every detail of everything. I felt like I lived in his house, not mine and I was an unwelcome visitor who stayed too long. I do like the feeling of making my own space, but the emotional aspects suck. I still want a man to curl up with at night and someone who is glad I'm there. That's what I was really hungering for. Independence is easy, but being loved is reward beyond compare.

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  6. I'm really glad to hear you're all setup and what not. I'm happy for you Autumn! I'll let you know how mine goes once I finally figure out how I'm moving my stuff now that I am here, since plan fell through.

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