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Closing up shop...

Empty house... full storage unit. After a few weeks of packing up our house, we finally loaded up the truck and drove out to Oregon. We're days away from being officially unemployed and homeless... Wednesday makes it official. That's when we'll begin our road trip around the west. Boxing up everything you own and packing a suitcase has proven to be a very liberating experience. More to come...

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Dutt & Whit said…
Even though we only visited you once there in kalispell, I am still kind of sad to see you guys move. We sure had fun up there! Be sure to let Amber know that you will miss her/him.

Good luck and have fun!
October 25, 2007 at 10:39 AM
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