The plan for today…

Off to Oregon wine country. Any recommendations? (leave in comments)


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We also plan to write a thorough review comparing the Redding, CA Red Lion Inn to Hotel Healdsburg.  Should be interesting to see who wins.

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Homeless, unemployed and MARRIED (a trifecta of sorts)

Well…

Yesterday was a big day.  The Sonoma county clerk’s office is actually pretty busy at 9:30am–who knew?

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Just after the ceremony

We are pretty psyched about being newly married AND newly unemployed AND newly homeless–we highly recommend it.

After a day of celebrating in Healdsburg we are now headed up the coast on our eventual way to Seattle prior to flying out to Buenos Aires on Wednesday.  We’ll see if United upgrades honeymooners–Hotel Healdsburg does NOT it turns out.

Stay tuned…

Homeless and unemployed, at last

4 days, 43 boxes and several bottles of wine later, we are at last moved out of our apartment and officially homeless – so exciting!!  When we arrived at the storage facility with our movers today and couldn’t fit all of our stuff in the allotted space, we made friends with the facility attendant by helping him furnish his apartment with our leftovers.  Guess we’ll need a new desk and bookshelves when (or if) we come back.  After a surprisingly painless walk-through with our crazy landlord, San Francisco sent us off in style – with a full-on downpour.  We’ll miss you too, SF!!

It’s been a big week – we quit our jobs, had an epic going-away party (followed by a rather debilitating hangover), packed up our apartment and crammed the material goods of our San Francisco life into a 10×11 storage cell, where it will sit patiently waiting for us for the next 6 (9? 12?) months.  And it’s not over yet – tomorrow we get married (justice of the peace style – sweet!) and then start making our way to Seattle.   But at least now that the stressful part is over and every item on the to-do list has been checked, we’re finally starting to absorb the fact that we have no responsibilities, no obligations, no restrictions.  We’re looking forward to getting used to that and wondering how our thinking might change (and how we might change) as a result.  We’ll keep you posted.