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Oh man.

So I made it. I'm in Wyoming. 

I left Los Angeles at 6:20 am yesterday morning and I arrived here at 9:20 pm last night. I crossed into a different time zone, so it was a 14 hour drive. It went California, Nevada, Utah, Wyoming, back into Utah, Back to Wyoming, then into Idaho, back into Wyoming and then straight on till morning. As I crossed into Wyoming for 1st time I was greeted by a large thunderstorm and a wind storm. Then I hit a tumble weed. It was near 100 degrees yesterday as I was driving. It is snowing outside right now. RIGHT NOW!!! oh gosh. What have I got myself into.

My parents arrived from Oregon today. Most of my stuff was in their car, so now I've just been unpacking. I've decided that no one should have to set up a house alone. Yes, I'm independent and confident and ok doing things against the grain, but there is something beautiful about the pseudo-fights that occur about where we should hang this or what drawer that should go in. Maybe that comes from a life of living with siblings and roommates. I thought that I wanted to do it alone.

I don't want that anymore. 

Ok, lesson observed -- (I don't think that I've fully learned it yet)

-- life being independent isn't all its cracked up to be. memo to self, remember this next time you have a roommate, or if you get married. People are a pain to live with, but there is a greater pain living without them. I've been seeing this since living in Beverly Hills. 

I found my way around town today. I even picked up some pizza. Oh oh oh! I tried stuffed crust pizza for the first time ever! I've been waiting so long for that. And it gets two thumbs waaaaay up. I can't believe that I've waited this long to partake. But really now, how do they make it? I mean I feel like I am eating a cheese stick inside my pizza! It's amazing. 

So my life as of now consists of me getting another piece of pizza, making a cup of tea and watching anime. >_<   what a life.