Moving to the East Coast....by Jack
Yes, we moved to the east coast for those of you who don’t already know. We sold our last boat and got a new one. It may sound crazy because it is. This other boat is bigger and better. I even have my own room now! The room is really small compared to house standards, but it works for me.We even have a freezer that can freeze ice cream (the old one didn't always do that)!
I have had some fun on the east coast so far. Like I learned some Shakespearean insults with Grandma Patty, which was funny. We got to be close to family for awhile so that was nice. The wifi over here isn’t too bad, but it changes every time we move. So life hasn’t been all bad as we moved and are heading down the east coast. Our last boating “adventure” from Washington to California did not go so well (I spent lots of it seasick). But we have new meds for seasickness, Stugeron, and those have helped a lot.
Language Arts lesson with Grandma Patty - How to insult in Shakespearean
The whole process of moving from one boat to another was very difficult. We had to pack about 100 boxes and bags in total. Then we had to move all of them into a storage container in the dark in Oakland, California. The container was shipped across country. Then we had to unpack them in the rain in Rhode Island!
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| All of our things fit in a 10 x 10 crate! |
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| Thanks Ismael for your help!! |
Hailey got to go for a ride
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| Where is it all going to go!? |
Opening the container in Rhode Island (carefully!)
Eels swimming in Rhode Island - they're attracted to the light under a boat's transom
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| Giant game of Battleship in Norfolk, Virginia |
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| Golf carting to the store in Bellhaven, North Carolina |
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| Space X in Cape Canaveral, Florida |
I have learned to be flexible and patient as we have moved and moved again,
but it will be nice to be in one location for awhile.
Jack
but it will be nice to be in one location for awhile.
Jack
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