woops

[hyperrrmouse]

Mom and Dad have sold the Lisle house, and bought a house in Lafayette, Colorado.  It has very impressive windows.  As I do not much like the midwest, and do so love the mountains, I'm taing them up on their offer of living with them until I go to grad school or something

Comments

[mark_twain]

You're moving to Colorado? But I'm too poor to visit fun places! WAAAAAAAGH!

[hyperrrmouse]

You'll just need to raod trip, ne? There'll be space for visitors :)

[tootiesmith]

Wow, when?

[sebethis]

I echo the when question. Wow, it seems like things really are changing.

[hyperrrmouse]

I leave after store inventory, so around January 6th, and we're kicked out of Lisle house December 18. Then we're renting a friend's condo for that about month we'll be without a home (mom is workign until the 1st).

[darkin142]

I don't know how to break it to you, but Colorado is still mid-west. It's right next door to Kansas, though it's awesome factor is far superior to Kansas, what with the mountains and all that jazz (sorry, fellow Kansans, our state is flat and dull). But yes, we must visit on many occasion, I desire a ski trip again! I've got the pig hat ready!

[darkin142]

Ok, I checked wikipiedia and I stand corrected, Colorado is sometimes considered part of the midwest, apparently Kansas is usually the border. My mistake!

[hyperrrmouse]

Actaully colorado is the West, part of the four corners region of the Southwest. Kansas is a cut off, as is Nebraska. While parts of Colorado have a 'midwest' look the majority of the state is mountainous, and Western. :)