That doesn't seem possible. I am settled in an apartment, currently sharing it with my parents until they leave to go back overseas. It's nice to have the company. I think I will miss my housemates even more once my parents leave and I'm back to living single again.
I finished unpacking my bags last night, finding space for clothes and decorations and such. I told my parents we should count how many suitcases are in this apartment. I'm sure it would be a record for three people! My parents have the master bedroom, I'm in a second bedroom, and the third is currently the suitcase room.
Day One back in the US of A was spent with my little niece Anna. She's a cutie. Unfortunately, she was sick and was spending the day with her Gran. I also got to see my sister. Day Two, my Dad and I drove to see my grandparents, aunt, and cousins and also make a trip to the Doctor. Day Three, my parents and I made a trip to Boston for the weekend to see a special someone. :)
Leslie was a great host and tour guide. We all had a really great weekend. I made fun of the Boston accent, but I actually do like it. Boston is a pretty city too.
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| Mom looking at Old Ironsides |
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| Leslie at the Bunker Hill Memorial |
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| Dad at Old Ironsides Canon Deck |
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| Celtics Game for one of Leslie's friends birthday |
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| Boston |
Monday, we drove back to PA, arriving in the early evening. Now that the "hellos" are said, it's time to start the settling in process. I need to do some grocery shopping today and find my American checkbook. I have to renew my drivers license! I need to sort out a contract for a phone, considering I'm still using my UK number.
At the moment, it seems very natural to be here. It still seems more like a visit than an actual move. Unpacking was helpful, but goodness knows I've packed quite a few times in the last few years. I'm really glad I have an easy schedule for the first two weeks back in the USA. It helps to ease into being back in this country.
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