Picture Overload

We made it to VA!  We are now cozily holed up in a 1-bedroom hotel suite with 2 dogs, too many clothes for the number of hotel closet hangers, and a cactus.  It hasn't been TOO crazy.  Enjoy my picture-journal of our trip and hotel stay so far...

The moving truck... it was bright and VERY large.  But the crew was awesome and super efficient!

The pups did really well on the trip!  They napped through most of it. 

Aaron consumed far too many Red Bulls... his book on tape wasn't nearly as entertaining as he'd hoped.  But we got it at Flying J on a whim, so he shouldn't have expected much.

There was some adorable puppy snuggling in the back seat.  Apparently trying to eat all of the litter in McDonald's parking lots is exhausting...

No worries... we didn't get Ebola.

This is how the trip looked from the driver's seat (don't worry, I yelled at him for taking pictures while driving).  I'm a REALLY good car-sleeper.  Gus and I have that in common.

We stayed with Renee and Mike in Ohio and the pups got to play with their dog-cousins, Ozzy and Jack!  They LOVED it.  And then they slept... it was glorious!

Every time Aaron leaves for work, they stand by the door and whine.  Apparently somebody needs to invent "Take your dog to work day" so that they don't feel so left out.

We went down to Aaron's parents house this past weekend.  The pups ran around, we went to multiple events with FAR too much food, shopped, and relaxed in a non-hotel environment.

Gus loves Max.  Max is indifferent about Gus.  Lucy just likes to watch the shenanigans and then sprint around the yard.

All of the sprinting and Max-admiring makes for sleepy pups (who take over the bed).

Hopefully our hotel stint and homeless-ness is almost over.  We reached an agreement with the sellers on the home repairs and are scheduled to close next Friday!  I can't wait to be in a house.  I'm already planning our decorations, Aaron's to-do list, and my crafts!  It will be nice to be in one place and be done with "temporary living".  Being in a hotel gets old... especially when you have to do laundry, walk pups, and cook dinner (on a cook-top that doesn't boil water).

Until next time...