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rubytramp

Stuff and NonStuff II

Dec 28, 2005 09:18

Catch up time.

Christmas and Hanukkah were wonderful - quiet and nice. Fed cats, took walks, ate too much, cuddled with my honey bear.

Got lots of cool stuff. The boy bought me Shakespeare in Love which I had never seen due to my aversion from all things Fishstick but I must say it was a damn good movie. This is the second movie he insisted I ( Read more... )

michigan, holidays, organization

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whitewatergirl December 28 2005, 15:31:44 UTC

Boo for those of us in NYC, but awesome for you guys! I wish you much luck moving to Michigan and if you need any help you know I'd love to help in anyway.

Heheh I LOVE the container store. Such good stuff, but a tad expensive, but sooo good. Great prezzies doll!

rubytramp December 28 2005, 15:39:30 UTC

Well you all still have me for a year or so. And there will be a room near the beauteous Lake Michigan for all!

I'm addicted to the Container Store. My entire closet,bathroom and other storage areas are all Container Store Tricked out.

I'm a bad,bad girl.

zeebah December 28 2005, 15:41:55 UTC

Oh so sad! We will miss you. But I'm happy that you're excited! A move is scary and thrilling and awesome... especially if you're going somewhere with a lower cost of living. :)

rubytramp December 28 2005, 15:54:15 UTC

A much lower cost of living. We we be able to get a nice little 2 bedroom cottage for less than $100,000! I couldn't believe my eyes when I saw some of the prices!

And it really is beautiful out there. And only a two day drive from here! I expect loads of visitors! (HINT!)

sleestak December 28 2005, 17:10:21 UTC

Congrats on the good holiday and the Big Decision! My in-laws live near Battle Creek, and often visit Grand Haven for its cool, artsy little boutiques. I miss Michigan a lot, and hope you love it there as much as I did growing up.

rubytramp December 28 2005, 18:44:17 UTC

Thanks - I fell in love with it when the boy first took me there 2 years ago. I'm sure we'll be happy out there - I think Jim is looking forward to moving home.

Happy for you dkellergrl December 28 2005, 20:41:58 UTC

I'm glad that you guys made a decision on exactly where you wanted to "place roots".

Re: Happy for you rubytramp December 28 2005, 20:45:33 UTC

Speaking of I may even plant a garden!

Hope you had a wonderful Christmas!