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This is the penultimate post on my Illinois move, which is done primarily to keep people in the loop. Those that are deeply interested, that is. I, uh, I'm not sure who that is, honestly.
Here's the preliminary logistics of the situation. I reported back to my manager that I expected to make a transition to the Hazelwood, MO office as of December 14th and because it's a drive across half the nation on the second week of December, I'm leaving on Thursday the 10th on an route that takes me through Salt Lake City. I don't think that Salt Lake is really a great town in the winter for travel, but it seems to me that there might be more towns on the route then the trip through Wyoming that I'd take if it were summer. Wyoming being the least populated state in the contiguous states. Google tells me that it'll take 1 day and 10 hours, which is an hour more then the 1 day 9 hours through scenic Wyoming. 18 hours in, I will probably learn to loath the decisions that I have made.
Because the office is in Hazelwood and I expect to live in Illinois, that means that instead of living with my father, I'll be staying with my good friend Frank. Frank is a capital fellow, and I don't say that because he's apt to be reading, because I think he has an allergy to online journals like every human being of sound body and mind. So, that's one reason. The others are that he lives 30 minutes closer to my job then my father does and, well, at what will be 26, I am not excited about the prospect of living with my dad again, even if he is a great guy and even if he is really easy to live with. So that's when you can expect me.
Here's the preliminary logistics of the situation. I reported back to my manager that I expected to make a transition to the Hazelwood, MO office as of December 14th and because it's a drive across half the nation on the second week of December, I'm leaving on Thursday the 10th on an route that takes me through Salt Lake City. I don't think that Salt Lake is really a great town in the winter for travel, but it seems to me that there might be more towns on the route then the trip through Wyoming that I'd take if it were summer. Wyoming being the least populated state in the contiguous states. Google tells me that it'll take 1 day and 10 hours, which is an hour more then the 1 day 9 hours through scenic Wyoming. 18 hours in, I will probably learn to loath the decisions that I have made.
Because the office is in Hazelwood and I expect to live in Illinois, that means that instead of living with my father, I'll be staying with my good friend Frank. Frank is a capital fellow, and I don't say that because he's apt to be reading, because I think he has an allergy to online journals like every human being of sound body and mind. So, that's one reason. The others are that he lives 30 minutes closer to my job then my father does and, well, at what will be 26, I am not excited about the prospect of living with my dad again, even if he is a great guy and even if he is really easy to live with. So that's when you can expect me.
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