Price adjustments at Kohl's, done. Check out a new lens for my camera, done. (No, I didn't buy one but we thought about it) See's candies, check! Ok, so maybe that last one wasn't a pressing issue but it was right there and I know I won't get fresh See's when I'm in Alaska, why not indulge a little now?
Upon returning home, I had a little bit of time left before going and seeing a movie with Mom, my aunt and cousin along with my hubby. The hometown theater was nice and cool today and was a good break from the warm weather. Don't get me wrong, I love the warm weather as does my jeep!
When I came home, it was time to pack at least one bag. After going through a TON of things upstairs this morning I was ready to have at least one package ready to go. Something accomplished and finished was what I was going for. Well, mission accomplished.
The trunk is cool, I can't wait to have it there for a piece of furniture. I still can't believe it's 10lbs. under the weight limit, it's so heavy! A big thanks goes out to those in Egegik who will be handling this beast!
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Hello! I got your comment on my blog and I decided to check yours out. It looks like you will be teaching in majorly rural Alaska... that's awesome. Anchorage was as extreme as I wanted to go. My question is... how are you shipping that huge trunk for only $80? I'm driving to AK, but I'm nervous that I won't fit everything in my car (my place in AK is furnished) and I'm looking for cost effective shipping.
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ReplyDeleteThat's the site there Lorinda. Check it out.